Lush trademarks cosmetics range named after Amazon's UK boss

a) Cloned products of a smaller retailer, and then

b) Cloned the style and branding of the packaging too, and then

c) Used a registered trademark all over the product descriptions for those cloned products, and then

d) Spent who-knows-how-many hundreds of thousands of pounds claiming that it has done nothing wrong, and then

e) Lost that argument comprehensively in the High Court in London.

I think that Christopher North could end the cause of his epic whining here by growing the hell up and dropping the matter. He lost. Move on.