Aussie sports travel company wins legal battle against $50b US giant

Rosie Drew

July 18, 2024 6:44

A company in which hip-hop icon Jay Z invested in was found to have infringed on trademarks owned by an Australian company after a long legal battle in the Australian Federal Court.

The USD$31 billion company, Fanatics LLC, was determined to have violated the FANATICS trademarks, an Aussie-owned sports travel company.

The ruling marks a significant development in the long-running dispute dating back to 2010 between the two entities.

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Rosie Drew

Rosie Drew is the senior reporter at Mumbrella. She joined in May 2024.

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1 COMMENTS

Anonymous 19 Jul 24

Bravo Warren !!!

But who’s to say that Trump won’t interfere and create some other law in favour of a US business.

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Aussie sports travel company wins legal battle against $50b US giant

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