Toy maker MGA Entertainment Inc. must pay $71 million to the former teen-pop group OMG Girlz for ripping of their names and likenesses in a line of dolls, a federal jury decided Monday in the third trial for a case that’s been ongoing since 2020.
The company infringed the trade dress of the pop group by making dolls, called L.O.L Suprise! OMG Dolls, that looked like OMG Girlz members, according to the group’s attorney B’Ivory LaMarr.
The jury awarded the pop group $17,872,359 in real damages and $53,616,759 in punitive damages, according to LaMarr. The jury also found that the ...
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