(NEXSTAR) – Chinese owned fast-fashion brand Shein is suing rival Temu on allegations of copyright infringement, fraud and theft of trade secrets. The latest legal battle between the two online ...

One of the lawsuits filed against Shein revolves around claims of copyright infringement, with accusations of the platform replicating designs without permission. Additionally, reports highlight ...

According to the complaint, Shein coerced suppliers to sign exclusivity agreements, illegally seized IP rights in the U.S., filed bad-faith copyright claims and “dubious” copyright infringement suits ...

and business ethics such as intellectual property infringement. Still, people continue to shop on the platforms, making them a threat to U.S.-based retailers. "We think Temu and Shein together ...

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Shein sued Temu alleging copyright infringement, accusing the retailer of copying products sold by chinese fast fashion retailer, which faces similar allegations from other brands and retailers.