Credit: Alena Veasey/ Shutterstock Pinsent Masons, Shoosmiths Lead as Tesco Seizes on Paperchase Collapse
The supermarket giant is gathering up the beleaguered stationer's valuable IP, handing plenty of work to lawyers.
February 01, 2023 at 06:00 AM
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Bankruptcy
Pinsent Masons, Shoosmiths and intellectual property boutique Haseltine Lake Kempner are acting following Tesco's acquisition of the Paperchase brand and related IP, after the troubled stationery chain slid into administration.
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