World Intellectual Property Review published an article today about Polaroid's alleged trademark litigation against Fujifilm over the iconic white border found on instant film photos.

From WIPR:

"In March, Fujifilm claimed it received a letter stating that Polaroid would have “no choice but to take appropriate action to protect” its IP rights if Fujifilm did not withdraw its product from the market."

Fujifilm filed a counter complaint accusing Polaroid of “turning against Fujifilm by suddenly demanding millions of dollars in annual royalty payments, on threat of a lawsuit”.

You can read all the fun legalese over at the WIPR website.