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Lifers, Inc. v. Daniels
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May 03, 2019
Ex-Rocker Says He Can Legally Sign Band Posters Of Himself
The former drummer of '90s rock band Local H asked an Illinois federal judge to toss the frontman's accusations that he violated the Lanham Act by signing and selling posters that feature him, arguing he was not trying to make a profit.
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April 15, 2019
Rock Band Says Ex-Drummer Can't Keep Using Its Trademark
The frontman of '90s rock band Local H on Saturday accused its former drummer of violating the Lanham Act by selling a trio of posters with the band's name and images.