Rapper T.I. and singer Tameka “Tiny” Harris have emerged victorious in a major lawsuit against toy company MGA Entertainment ... their music group OMG Girlz, accused MGA of violating their ...

In case you didn't know, Harris and Tiny took MGA to court for allegedly infringing on OMG Girlz, the pop group she formed in 2009. The suit claimed that the company's line of "L.O.L. Surprise!

The Blast reported that the couple began the long court battle when they sued MGA Entertainment company in 2020 for allegedly making dolls that resembled the members of their all-female OMG Girlz ...

OMG Girlz was a teen pop girl group formed in 2009 and co-owned by Tameka “Tiny” Harris and rapper Chris “T.I.” Harris. Toy maker MGA Entertainment must pay $71.5 million in damages for infringing on ...

The Harris family won a $71 million lawsuit against toymaker MGA Entertainment ... and trade dress of the real-life teen pop group OMG Girlz, which includes Pullins. READ ALSO: T.I. Confirms ...

On September 23, T.I. and Tiny celebrated a major legal victory when a jury ruled in their favor against toy giant MGA Entertainment ... created dolls resembling their all-female group, the OMG Girlz, ...

I don't want people to pay me to hop around and sweat for they entertainment anymore ... property rights of their teen girl group OMG Girlz." (USA Today) That's a lot of money.

They helped Cottle’s daughter Zonnique cultivate the group OMG Girlz, which just earned them a major windfall last week. They won a lawsuit against MGA Entertainment, whose “L.O.L. Surprise! O.M.G.” ...

Isaac Larian earned his fortune as the founder of MGA Entertainment ... including Moxie Girlz, Lalaloopsy, and L.O.L. Dolls! The Lalaloopsy brand consists of plastic rag dolls that come with ...