T.I., Tiny Harris and the OMG Girlz have won $53 million in punitive damages following their September win in the trademark ...

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T.I. and Tiny Harris have been awarded the full $71.4 million in damages they initially won in their lawsuit before a judge nearly docked it by 75%. Toy giant MGA Entertainment, which created the LOL ...

At issue in the trial was whether consumers would be confused and think the Lol Surprise! OMG doll line was some sort of partnership with the OMG Girlz group, which broke up in 2015 but reformed ...

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Attorney Paul Loh, who represented MGA, argued to jurors that the company had “never heard any complaints from customers or problems about confusion.” ...

despite a jury finding the company guilty of violating the IP rights of the OMG Girlz with the company’s 2019 L.O.L. Surprise! O.M.G. dolls in a unanimous ruling in September 2024.

T.I., Tiny Harris, and the OMG Girlz were awarded $71.5 million in their copyright infringement lawsuit against MGA Entertainment, the maker of O.M.G. Dolls. The court affirmed $53.6 million in ...