Avery Dennison Corp., the world's biggest maker of labels, claims a Taiwanese company that lost an $80-million verdict in 2000 has been doing business through "sham intermediaries" in a bid to avoid paying the judgment.
Four Pillars Enterprise Co., which was ordered by an Ohio jury to pay for stealing trade secrets from Pasadena- based Avery Dennison, ceased operations in the U.S. under its own name in an attempt to circumvent laws, the lawsuit said.
