Diddy sues his former clothing company, Sean John, for $25 Million for using his image in Ads

Diddy is taking his previous garments organization, Sean John to court for utilizing his picture, resemblance, and persona without his authorization.

The Hip Hop tycoon has documented a $25 million claim against his previous dress brand, Sean John, and the organization's new proprietor Global Brand Groups USA, as indicated by All Hip Hop.

As indicated by a protest recorded last Thursday, Sean John, which has dispatched another ladies' dressing line with the brand Missguided, utilized the head honcho's picture, resemblance, and persona without his authorization.

Brushes established the organization in 1998. He offered stakes to GCG USA in November 2016 for an expected $70 million and still possessed 20%, as indicated by Forbes.

In the claim, Combs guarantees that the organizations created cites in an article that caused it to appear like he embraces the Sean John x Missguided apparel line. His picture was likewise remembered for a 40-second video crusade in advancement of the new coordinated effort.

Jonathan D. Davis, Comb's attorney, says he opposes utilizing his picture to advance a brand he no longer wishes to be related with.

"He doesn't challenge GBG's entitlement to utilize the Sean John brand name, but instead GBG's choice to use a manufactured statement they made and afterward dishonestly ascribed to Mr. Brushes," Davis said. "Furthermore, to utilize Mr. Brushes' name and different monikers to make the bogus and misdirecting impression that Mr. Brushes is the chief behind the plans and production of the GBG Collection."

He proceeded, "Sean John, GBG and Missguided are utilizing the unapproved material, which contains bogus or misdirecting portrayals of truth, to advance and sell the things in the GBG Collection since they comprehend that partner it with Mr. Brushes will essentially build deals and benefits."

This isn't the first run through Combs has struggled with the garments brand. A month ago, Combs blamed the proprietors for utilizing his "Vote or Die" trademark on SeanJohn.com.

This comes a month after Diddy apparently recorded his first claim against Sean John over the brand name for the expression "Vote Or Die." He charges that Sean John and GBG have illicitly utilized and reserved the expression and was selling stock bearing the motto during the official political decision.

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