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MGA Entertainment Inc. v. Clifford T.I. Harris et al

  1. May 01, 2023

    Racism Allegations By T.I.'s Atty Won't Result In Sanctions

    A California federal judge on Monday denied MGA Entertainment's request to sanction an attorney representing hip-hop moguls T.I. and Tiny Harris for alleging the company's lawyer engaged in "racist behavior" during an intellectual property mistrial over a line of dolls, saying that a "new trial turns a new leaf."

  2. March 01, 2023

    MGA Says T.I.'s Atty Plays Race Card For 'Tactical Advantage'

    MGA Entertainment is continuing to encourage a California federal judge to sanction an attorney for hip-hop moguls T.I. and Tameka "Tiny" Harris, saying racism allegations made against MGA's attorney in their intellectual property battle is a bad faith effort to gain a "tactical advantage" in the retrial.

  3. February 21, 2023

    T.I.'s Atty Defends Calling Out 'Racist Behavior' By MGA Atty

    A Winston & Strawn LLP attorney representing hip-hop moguls T.I. and Tameka "Tiny" Harris urged a California federal judge not to issue sanctions over her allegations about MGA Entertainment's counsel during an intellectual property mistrial, saying the white attorney's N-word use was observed by many to be "racist behavior."

  4. February 15, 2023

    MGA Wants T.I.'s Atty Sanctioned Over Racism Allegations

    MGA Entertainment urged a California federal judge to sanction a Winston & Strawn LLP attorney for alleging the company's lawyer is racist, the latest fallout from an increasingly contentious intellectual property battle between the toy manufacturer and hip-hop moguls T.I. and Tameka "Tiny" Harris.

  5. February 02, 2023

    MGA Atty's N-Word Use Looms Over Doll Retrial Featuring T.I.

    MGA Entertainment indicated Thursday it will seek to introduce vulgar rap lyrics and allegations of criminal behavior connected to hip-hop moguls T.I. and Tameka "Tiny" Harris in a May retrial of their intellectual property battle over a line of popular dolls, a strategy the Harrises say is racist.

  6. January 25, 2023

    Barred Testimony Sparks Mistrial In IP Battle Over OMG Dolls

    An intellectual property battle between hip-hop moguls T.I. and Tameka Harris and toymaker MGA Entertainment over its O.M.G. Dolls collection ended in mistrial Wednesday after a California federal judge found that "shortcomings" on everyone's part, "including the court," led to jurors hearing inadmissible statements from a witness who said people steal from Black communities.

  7. January 24, 2023

    MGA Seeks OMG Dolls Mistrial Over Cultural Theft Testimony

    MGA Entertainment moved for a mistrial Tuesday in its intellectual property fight with T.I. and Tameka Harris over its O.M.G. Dolls collection after the musicians' lawyer played California jurors video testimony of a witness who complained that people often "steal" from Black communities — a subject the judge had ruled inadmissible.

  8. January 20, 2023

    Tiny Harris On Stand Walks Back Claim MGA Sought Doll Deal

    During her second day on the witness stand in California federal court over her intellectual property dispute with MGA Entertainment Inc., singer-songwriter Tameka "Tiny" Harris walked back a key allegation in her counterclaim that MGA made a line of dolls based on her pop group OMG Girlz even after seeking — and failing — to secure a licensing deal.

  9. January 19, 2023

    'So Blatant': Tiny Harris Says OMG Dolls Stole Her Group's IP

    Singer-songwriter Tameka "Tiny" Harris told a California federal jury Thursday that she is the "mastermind" behind the pop group OMG Girlz, and that the style of MGA Entertainment Inc.'s line of OMG dolls is a "blatant" theft of the group's image and name. 

  10. January 18, 2023

    MGA Stole IP From Rapper T.I.'s OMG Girlz For Dolls, Jury Told

    A lawyer for rapper T.I. and singer-songwriter Tiny Harris on Wednesday told a California federal jury during opening statements in their intellectual property suit against MGA Entertainment Inc. that the toymaker illegally stole style ideas for a doll line from the OMG Girlz, a pop group the married musician couple helped create.

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