Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders sue My Chemical Romance over brand infringement
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are taking legal action after they allege their brand was infringed upon by the band “My Chemical Romance.” The issue at the heart of the suit is the stage show My Chemical Romance is putting on as part of their “Long Live: The Black Parade” tour. On October 23 the band […]
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are taking legal action against My Chemical Romance, alleging their brand was infringed upon during a recent concert. The suit centers around the stage show titled "Long Live: The Black Parade," where the band used cheerleaders whose costumes and designs were so similar to those of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders that an ordinary person could easily confuse the two.
The lawsuit does not involve financial claims but rather aims to protect the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders' brand identity. The cheerleaders are seeking a temporary restraining order and an injunction, specifically related to the costumes they wore during the performance. Pro Silver Star, the management company for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, stated they have no issue with My Chemical Romance and support their freedom of expression, but request that the performers not wear the DCC Uniform during the act.
The lawsuit follows the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders' unionization, recognized by the Cowboys, as they fight to protect their brand from infringement. The cheerleaders are not demanding any changes to the artistic aspects of My Chemical Romance's show, only for them to use a different set of cheerleader designs to avoid confusion with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.
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