Judge James V. Selna scrapped the punitive damages awarded to the couple over a lack of evidence, reducing their win to $18 ...

U.S. District Judge James Selna said evidence presented at trial did not prove MGA Entertainment had willfully infringed on ...

The jury’s awarding of punitive damages was incorrect because it wasn’t proven that toy company MGA’s infringement was ...

In September, a judge ruled that MGA Entertainment violated the intellectual property rights of their music group, the OMG ...

The whopping award was slashed down to $18 million, but the couple won the right to try again at a fourth trial ...

A judge ruled there was insufficient evidence that MGA Entertainment intentionally copied the OMG Girlz for its OMG Dolls.

The couple's court victory over MGA was thrown out after a judge ruled they failed to prove the toy company acted ...

T.I. and Tameka “Tiny” Harris are headed toward another copyright infringement retrial after a judge slashed their $71 million award down to $17.9 million, citing insufficient evidence ...

T.I. and Tiny's $71M verdict in the OMG Girlz doll trial was cut by a judge, teeing up a retrial between the couple and toymaker MGA.

A judge cut T.I. and Tiny’s $71M award in OMG Dolls case to $18M, giving them a choice: accept $1 in punitive damages or go ...

The post Judge Reverses Decision For T.I. And Tiny Harris To Receive Full $71M Award From Lawsuit Involving MGA And OMG Girlz ...