Union Pacific Sues MTH
January 6th, 2006 in Lawsuits, MTH, News, Union Pacific by Dave
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From the Sun Sentinel’s Business Section today:
Union Pacific Corp., the biggest U.S. railroad by sales, sued to stop the nation’s second-largest model-train maker from using logos for the Union Pacific and other rail lines it owns. The lawsuit seeks damages from closely held Mike’s Train House Inc., based in Columbia, Md. Mike’s Train House, owned by MTH Electric Trains, pushed larger rival Lionel LLC into bankruptcy in 2004 by winning a suit over theft of trade secrets.
Read the entire article in the Sun Sentinel.
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