MGA Entertainment, a prominent toy maker, is asking a California federal judge to reconsider a tentative order that would instigate a third trial in a $100 million intellectual property case brought on by rapper T.I. The company argues that the United States Supreme Court’s decision in the Jack Daniel’s trademark case, which is a focused and specific ruling, should not be applicable here. They also believe that the jurors in the previous trial received correct instructions.
More context about the ongoing legal wrangling between the rapper and the toy company can be found at Law360.