<p>Once one of Eastman Kodak Co.'s key suppliers, Collins Ink Corp. has turned into a considerable legal adversary.</p><p>In a federal lawsuit filed last week, Collins Inkjet Corp. alleges that the Rochester-based printing and imaging company is illegally trying to stifle inkjet ink competition.</p><p>The litigation is the latest salvo in a battle between Kodak and Collins that dates nearly two years. Collins for years had been a maker of inks of Kodak's Versamark inkjet digital printing presses, with Kodak reselling the ink under its own brand.</p><p>Kodak sued Collins in October 2011, after Collins tried to end the decade-old supplier agreement. Collins said it was worried about Kodak's financial solvency and that it might be left with numerous unpaid orders, while Kodak claimed Collins was just trying to steal Kodak ink customers.</p><p><a href="http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20130925/BUSINESS/309250031/Kodak-sued-by-Collins-Inkjet-Corp-">Keep reading...</a></p>