Polaroid sues GoPro, claiming patent infringement

Posted online November 4, 2015 | 12:48 pm

The company with exclusive rights to Polaroid's instant and action products filed a patent-infringement lawsuit Tuesday against GoPro, claiming the new cube-shaped Hero4 Session is a ripoff of the Polaroid Cube, CNBC reported.

The rights owner, Ridgefield, N.J., based C&A Marketing, is seeking all of GoPro's profits from sales, plus interest and attorney fees.

A GoPro representative told CNBC the company was developing the Hero4 Session well before the competitive product was unveiled.

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