LaMelo and Lonzo Ball sued for more than $200 million by Big Baller Brand co-founder
NBA guards LaMelo and Lonzo Ball, and their parents, LaVar and Tina, are among the defendants in a pair of lawsuits by Big Baller Brand co-founder Alan Foster.
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NBA guards LaMelo and Lonzo Ball, and their parents, LaVar and Tina, are among the defendants in a pair of lawsuits by Big Baller Brand co-founder Alan Foster.
Alan Foster, the cofounder of Big Baller Brand, has filed a new trademark infringement lawsuit against LaMelo Ball, his family’s business and Puma.
LaMelo Ball, Lavar Ball, and PUMA have been sued by Big Baller Brand co-founder Alan Foster for over $200 million "in violation of the LaMelo Trademarks."
Alan Foster is suing LaMelo Ball, his parents LaVar and Tina, and PUMA over claims of trademark infringement and other acts of fraud.
LaVar and his son LeMelo are being sued by Gregory Alan Foster — who they have been fighting in court for years.