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Miles Park McCollum v. Opulous et al
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2:22-cv-00587
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April 12, 2023
Lil Yachty, UK Music Co. Reach Port With NFT TM Settlement
A U.K. music company settled claims with Lil Yachty over the company's alleged use of the rapper's name without authorization to raise more than $6.5 million in venture capital funds for a line of non-fungible tokens, according to a brief filed Tuesday in California federal court.
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August 03, 2022
UK Music Co. Can't Escape Lil Yachty's TM Suit Over NFTs
A California federal judge on Wednesday declined to toss Lil Yachty's trademark infringement suit against a U.K.-based music company for allegedly using the rapper's name without authorization to raise over $6.5 million in venture capital funds for a line of non-fungible tokens.
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June 06, 2022
Music Co. Wants Lil Yachty's TM Suit Over NFTs Tossed
A U.K.-based music company is asking a California federal court to toss a trademark infringement suit alleging the business used rapper Lil Yachty's likeness and name without authorization to raise money for a line of non-fungible tokens, arguing it does not have sufficient connections to the Golden State for the court to have jurisdiction.
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January 27, 2022
Lil Yachty Says NFT Biz Used His TMs To Boost Cash Flow
Rapper Lil Yachty filed a trademark infringement suit in California federal court against two music companies he claims used his likeness and name without his permission to raise over $6.5 million in venture capital funds for a line of nonfungible tokens.