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Gilbert J Arenas v. Shed Media US Inc et al
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September 21, 2011
Arenas Takes Suit Over VH1's 'Wives' To 9th Circ.
Basketball pro Gilbert Arenas on Tuesday appealed a California federal judge's denial of his motion to halt the premiere of VH1 reality show "Basketball Wives: Los Angeles" over allegations of trademark infringement.
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August 24, 2011
Arenas Fails To Block 'Basketball Wives' Premiere
NBA superstar Gilbert Arenas can't block VH1's premiere of reality show "Basketball Wives," a California federal judge ruled Monday, saying the series' anticipated use of his name and likeness would not equate to infringement or misappropriation.
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August 02, 2011
'Basketball Wives' Producer Cries Foul On Arenas Suit
The production company behind the VH1 reality show "Basketball Wives" asked a California federal court on Monday to strike NBA star Gilbert Arenas' claims that the show, which features his ex-fiancee, violates his right of publicity and dilutes his trademark.
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June 28, 2011
NBA Star Arenas Aims To Block Ex From 'Wives' Show
The Orlando Magic's Gilbert Arenas is the latest pro basketball player to launch legal action over the reality TV show "Basketball Wives," suing his ex-fiancee in California federal court on Thursday for allegedly violating his trademark by starring in the show.