This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice. Oh, first let me give you the phone number,

even though I think there's only one or two lines open. 800 5201534. Now, this is Handel on the Law,

marginal legal advice, where I tell you, you have absolutely no case.

All right, Robert, let's start with you.

Welcome to, oh, no, no, let me do, God, I don't know where I'm going today.

Let me do my monologue, because it's a fun one this morning.

Okay, this has to do with lawsuit in Switzerland. Now, I'm sure you have heard of

the chocolate manufacturer lint. L-I-N-D-T, not the lint you find in your belly button. It is just

one of the premier manufacturers of chocolate. I mean, all over the world, they sell it. Well, there is another company

that also manufactures chocolate, and it's called Lydell, LIDL. And this has to do with

chocolate bunnies. Lent for Easter and the holidays make these chocolate bunnies.

And they're world famous for that.

Well, Lytle started making these chocolate bunnies.

And Lint went to court.

Now, Lytle is German.

Lent is Switzerland.

This lawsuit was filed in Switzerland.

Where do you think it went?

That's right.

It just so happens that the court is big on chocolate bunnies from a Swiss company.

And so they produce, so the lawsuit is there for Lytle to stop manufacturing chocolate

bunnies that looked just like Lent's. And surveys were submitted by Lint showing that Lent's

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