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Tech company seeks lawsuit dismissal: firm urges US court to toss Dua Lipa case

Times of India - Entertainment ·
Tech company seeks lawsuit dismissal: firm urges US court to toss Dua Lipa case

In a recent legal battle, a major tech company has petitioned a court to dismiss Dua Lipa's case over image rights.

They contend that the pop star does not possess the trademark rights needed to initiate this lawsuit, asserting that the images were used within an interface, not as an endorsement.

The company also points fingers at a content provider for obtaining the required permissions.

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