TIn 2009, the OMG Girlz, a famous teenage pop band, made up of the three luscious ladies, have delivered another fantastic victory to the young and rockers of the world. They have received the highest legal award with a $71 million settlement from the maker of toy MGA Entertainment.
The products of MGA, which include the L.O.L. Surprise! OMG dolls, are found to have copied their name, image, and the general style of OMG girls. The California jury has tilted at the side of the group and accused MGA of infringing on the famous intellectual property of the group.
It was found in the case that companies are breaking the law if they use their logos or trademarks without owners’ permission, and they cannot legally reproduce copyrighted images or sell them. This suit that had gone on for such a long period indicates the gravity of losing the originality of creative materials through illegal usage by the corporate world.
OMG Girlz vs. MGA Entertainment: What Happened?
The OMG Girlz, including the members Zonnique Pullins, Bahja Rodriguez, and Breaunna Womack, along with Tiny and T.I. Harris, began a legal feud with MGA Entertainment in 2020 when they filed a lawsuit. According to the lawsuit, MGA is said to have unreservedly copied their picture and branding in the line of totally OMG! dolls of the L.O.L. Surprise!
