By Jean-Luc Renault
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A judge has thrown out claims accusing the Walt Disney Co. of infringing on the copyright, trademark and trade dress of Winnie the Pooh, the final claims remaining in an 18-year battle in state and federal courts over profits generated from the franchise.
Disney and licensing company Stephen Slesinger Inc., which bought the Pooh rights from its author decades ago, have been locked ...
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