Beyonce works during the On The Run II Trip on Sept. 23, 2018 in Pasadena, Calif.
Beyonce offers dropped a trademark legal action targeting a Texas company pertaining to selling engagement-centric apparel under the name “Feyonce. ” A New York federal assess dismissed the case at the singer’s demand, according to court records filed on Wed.
The superstar first complained from the items in early 2015, saying the pun would result in confusion with her fans. Among the standout Feyonce items was a cup that included the phrase “he put a ring on it” — a nod to Beyonce’s 2008 hit, “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It). inch A lawsuit alleging her trademark legal rights had been infringed upon was submitted a year later.
Based on Reuters and Law360 , analysis judge in October rejected Beyonce’s request for a permanent injunction to stop the particular sale of the items, telling both edges to discuss trial dates or look for a path to settle the case. In December, The star asked the court to write off the case, though it is unclear the actual two parties reached a settlement.
Meanwhile, numerous sellers continue to keep manufacture and sell “Feyonce”-emblazoned items on the popular Etsy website. Also available: “BAE-Z” tee shirts.
