Last week we found out that we'd won our case against PMS who produced a copy of our protected Trunki design. The High Court ruled that the 'Kiddee Case' breached our design rights. Despite not having patent protection, Trunki was considered to represent a substantial departure from 'what had been known before', giving it broader protection. The legal case was won on three counts: Registered community design filed in 2003, Unregistered design on aspects of the design, and Copyright in aspects of the packaging. The ruling allows us to take out an injuction, blocking the sale of the Kiddee Case...