Educational publisher CJ Fallon invested around €2 million in producing works by a children’s author who is currently in a legal wrangle with the company over royalties, it is alleged. The publisher of school textbooks also spent over €110,000 marketing Fiona Holmes’ Wonderland series and has “sole and exclusive worldwide rights” to the works, it is claimed in defence filings. As reported in October, Holmes is in a long-running dispute with CJ Fallon Unlimited in which she claims circa €400,000 plus damages for lost royalties, lost opportunity, and damage to her business reputation. Holmes, with an address in Leixlip, Co…

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