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The Gillette Company v. Edgewell Personal Care Company
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December 08, 2016
Gillette, Schick-Maker Settle Mach3 Razor False Ad, IP Row
The Gillette Company LLP and the maker of Schick razors, Edgewell Personal Care Co., have settled an infringement and false advertising suit over Edgewell's shaving products that allegedly hurt sales of Gillette's Mach3 razors, according to documents filed in New York federal court.
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August 23, 2016
Gillette Says Schick-Maker Stole Razor IP, Lied In Ads
Mach3 razor-maker Gillette Co. sued Schick-maker Edgewell Personal Care Co. in New York federal court on Tuesday, alleging that Edgewell infringed patents protecting Gillette's $5 billion Mach3 razor empire, releasing rival blades that fit the Mach3's proprietary handle and lying in ads about the effectiveness of the replacement blades.