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Fashion’s Newest Feud: Herrera v. de la Renta

A hearing date is slated for Jan. 10.

WWD Law Review: American Apparel, Louis Vuitton, Aquazzura, More

A roundup of recent action in the courts involving the fashion and retail industries.

Carolina Herrera Sues Oscar de la Renta

The designer is seeking to stop Laura Kim from joining the rival fashion house as co-creative director until…

Model Agencies React to Price-Fixing Fines by U.K. Competition and Markets Authority

Storm, Viva, Models 1, Premier and the Squad model agency are appealing to the CMA's decision to charge them…

Terrorism, Political Violence Outlook Is Dimmer for 2017

The report from Aon and global risk consultancy firm The Risk Advisory Group sees political turmoil also…

Michael Jordan Wins Trademark Case in China

The ruling could be a landmark case in trademark law in China.

Supreme Court Decision Blow to Fashion Designers

The court's ruling in favor of Samsung in its battle with Apple could weaken patent protection for fashion…

Prosecutor Seeks Dismissal of Prada Tax Case

A legal source said the prosecutor believes Miuccia Prada and Patrizio Bertelli "are objectively not to be…

Italian Paparazzo Upholds Lapo Elkann on Italian TV

While gossip surrounds the Italian entrepreneur, Italian paparazzo Max Scarfone said that a third person…

Hermès Becomes Plaintiff in Case Against Former French Security Chief

The civil proceedings concern Bernard Squarcini, a former consultant to LVMH and previously head of French…

Next Round in Slimane’s Case Against Kering Set for February

Slimane is suing Kering for 9.3 million euros related to his minority shareholding in his former employer, in…

American Apparel Scanner Repair Vendor Pushes Back on Unpaid Bill

The company alleged in court documents a local scanner repair company is holding its equipment hostage as the…

Hedi Slimane Wins Another Round in Legal Battle With Kering

A lawyer for the designer said he was "very satisfied" by the court's decision to give him access to…

American Apparel Restructuring Adviser Seeks Court Order on $2M in Unpaid Fees

FTI, the firm brought on to help the company through its bankruptcy, alleges American Apparel owes it more…

Italy’s Bourse Watchdog Deliberates Administrative Measure Concerning Antonio Belloni

CONSOB claims Belloni revealed reserved and sensitive information to an investment firm based in Switzerland…