United States District Court At trial, T.I. and Tiny alleged MGA marketed seven specific dolls with looks that copied the way the OMG Girlz appeared at “very specific public events” or in ...

A toy company must pay $71.5m (£53m) for making dolls infringing the name and likeness of a US teen pop group. OMG Girlz sued MGA Entertainment over its LOL Surprise! OMG dolls, arguing the ...

three of the members of the OMG Girlz testified that not only did the dolls’ name mimic their group’s — but the dolls’ outfits also resembled ensembles from specific events, according to ...

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.

O.M.G.” dolls were held to have a name and style ... As a result, court documents show, jurors awarded OMG Girlz, Tiny and T.I. $17.9 million in real damages plus $53.6 million in punitive ...

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 show ...

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