A federal jury has determined toy maker MGA Entertainment must pay $71.5 million in damages for infringing on the name and ...

A popular sub-brand of fashion dolls that has made billions of dollars has been infringing on the trademark style of the T.I. and Tiny Harris-owned pop group OMG Girlz, a federal jury ruled ...

T.I. and Tiny alleged in a 2021 counterclaim that MGA Entertainment (parent company of Little Tikes and Bratz) lifted the looks for its OMG Fashion dolls from OMG Girlz, the group Tiny formed in 2009.

dolls after alleging the brand's line of “O.M.G.” dolls copied the likeness of members of the now-defunct OMG Girlz, a teen pop group founded by the pair 15 years ago that included Harris ...

At trial, the couple alleged MGA sold specific dolls that copied the OMG Girlz's outfits in media photos or at "very specific public events," the outlets said. MGA's legal team referred to the ...

But these particular L.O.L. dolls, a jury ruled this week, looked way too much like the pop and R&B group OMG Girlz to be a coincidence. That jury awarded $71 million to the Atlanta rapper T.I ...

The lawsuit was filed against the manufacturer for their collection of “OMG” dolls, which T.I. and Tiny claim stole the image and likeness of members from the OMG Girlz, a musical group they ...

According to Law360, the jury determined seven of the company’s O.M.G. Dolls infringed the trade dress and misappropriated the name, likeness or identity of the OMG Girlz pop group T.I. co-owns.

The jury found that seven of MGA’s O.M.G. Dolls infringed on the trade dress and misappropriated the name, likeness and identity of the OMG Girlz, a pop group co-owned by T.I. and Tiny.

A 14th doll violated the group’s trade dress while a 15th misappropriated the OMG Girlz’s name, image and likeness, the jury found. “I think justice was served. I think it’s a testament to ...

The jury found that a handful of the dolls infringed on OMG Girlz's “trade dress” and/or misappropriated the “name, likeness and identity” of the music group. As a result, court documents ...

Toy maker MGA Entertainment must pay $71.5 million in damages for infringing on the name and likeliness of teen pop group OMG Girlz with one of its popular lines of dolls, a federal jury has ...