IP lawsuits in GAND

Laffapalooza! LLC is suing Marcus Joseph King, Apple Inc., Tubi Inc., and Urban Home Entertainment Inc. for copyright infringement. The lawsuit centers on alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted material, with distribution occurring across multiple digital platforms including Apple's services and Tubi's streaming network.

Francisco Chavira is suing What Now Media Group, Inc. for copyright infringement in federal court. The lawsuit centers on alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted material, though the specific work at issue is not identified in the available case records.

Nine entertainment industry figures are suing The Sound Factory, LLC and Columbus Healthcare Resources INC for trademark infringement under the Lanham Act. The plaintiffs—including model and TV personality Arianny Celeste Lopez—allege unauthorized use of their trademark rights. The case targets potential misuse of their distinctive identities or marks in connection with The Sound Factory's business operations.

The EDGAR Association is suing Nicolas Hammond and Hammond Software, Inc. in a patent dispute, seeking declaratory judgment in federal court. The case involves a patent owned or controlled by one of the parties, though the specific patent number and technology aren't detailed in the filing metadata. The lawsuit will determine patent validity, infringement, or ownership rights.

New Magic Productions Network is suing Mann Robinson Distribution and Mann Robinson Studios for copyright infringement. The lawsuit centers on alleged unauthorized use of New Magic's creative work or intellectual property. The case, filed in the Northern District of Georgia, seeks damages for the claimed copyright violation.

Turf Factory Direct Distributing is suing The Turf Factory LLC over trademark rights to "The Turf Factory" brand name. The dispute centers on who has the right to use the mark in the turf and lawn care distribution business. The case raises questions about trademark ownership, potential confusion between the competing businesses, and the scope of brand rights in the turf industry.

Future Capital Investment is suing Thomas Odom, Blayne Shepherd, and two construction companies over copyright infringement in the Northern District of Georgia. The lawsuit centers on alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted material, though the specific work or creative content at issue is not detailed in the available court records.

FremantleMedia North America is suing Kids Got Talent, Inc. over trademark infringement related to the "Got Talent" brand. The case centers on whether Kids Got Talent's use of the name and branding infringes FremantleMedia's famous "Got Talent" trademark, which powers the global "America's Got Talent" franchise and its international variants.

Garey C. Gomez is suing Sony Music Holdings Inc. and Wilburn Holding Company, Inc. for copyright infringement. The lawsuit centers on alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted material, though the specific work at issue is not identified in the case record.

Carly Welkin sues Meta for copyright infringement over alleged unauthorized use of her work.

Darrin Henson sued Sony Music Holdings over a copyright dispute regarding declaratory judgment.

University of Georgia Athletic Association sues Vintage Brand for trademark infringement over unauthorized use of UGA athletic marks.

Great Bowery sues Turner Capital for copyright infringement in federal court.

Nutramax Laboratories sues Rowlo for allegedly infringing patents related to veterinary nutritional products.

Anagram International sues multiple Chinese companies for trademark and copyright infringement related to party balloon products.

Wham-O sues multiple online sellers for trademark infringement over counterfeit frisbee and toy products.

Louis Fabec sues PopSockets and retailers for patent infringement over phone grip technology.

Music producers and artists Produced by SOS, LLC, Camron Hubbard, Terrell Perry, and Justin Mayton are suing Warner Music Group, Warner Records, Think Its a Game Records, and Empire Distribution over copyright infringement. The plaintiffs allege unauthorized use of their copyrighted musical work, though the specific track title is not identified in court filings.

Sheri Johnson sues Cardi B and others for copyright infringement over music allegedly used without permission.

Ferrell sues Bravo Media and NBCUniversal for trademark infringement related to reality TV content.

Minden Pictures sues Richards Variety Store for copyright infringement.

David Gordon Oppenheimer sues Blue Multimedia Group and Son Tours for copyright infringement.

U.S. Olympic Committee sues multiple hat retailers for trademark infringement using Olympic marks without authorization.

University of Georgia sues Chinese companies and stores for selling counterfeit Georgia Bulldogs merchandise and trademark-infringing products.

Broadcast Music Inc. sues Full Throttle Roadhouse for copyright infringement over unlicensed music performance.

Canva sued DigiMedia Tech and IP Investments Group over patent infringement allegations.

Adam Lucio is suing Gray Media, Inc. for copyright infringement in federal court. The case involves alleged unauthorized use of Lucio's copyrighted work, though the specific creative work at issue is not detailed in the court filing. Gray Media, a major U.S. media broadcaster, faces claims of copying protected intellectual property.

Global Weather Productions is suing Gray Media for copyright infringement. The lawsuit centers on weather-related content or programming that Global Weather Productions claims Gray Media unlawfully copied. The case involves disputes over intellectual property rights in the weather broadcast or production industry.

ScanComm sues Block for allegedly infringing its patent technology.

Verna IP Holdings sues Onsolve for patent infringement over technology rights.

David McGlynn sues Diamond Diaspora Media and others for copyright infringement.

Major record labels sue Spinrilla for copyright infringement over unauthorized music streaming platform.

Jones is suing Interscope Records, Universal Music Group, and several music producers including Jaycen Joshua and the Brown brothers for copyright infringement. The lawsuit centers on alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted music in a commercial recording, with major label defendants facing potential damages for the infringing work.

Comcast's Xfinity Mobile sues Devin Tech and founders for trademark infringement over mobile service branding.

Take-Two Interactive and 2K Games sued Brandon Sims for copyright infringement.

Video Enhancement Solutions sues Denon Electronics and 17 others for patent infringement.

Chanel sues Magic Circuit and Jinsong Yang for trademark infringement over counterfeit luxury goods.

Roadshow Music Corporation sued Ichiban Records and 17 other defendants for copyright infringement. The case involves unauthorized use of a musical work protected under federal copyright law. The lawsuit targets multiple record labels and music industry figures across distribution chains.