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Disney fights back against fake theme park merch with new lawsuit

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Christopher and Hannah Martin sold Mickey Mouse ears, masks and other items adorned with Disney characters. Disney sued the online retailers last month in U.S. District Court, accusing them of copyright and trademark infringement. Disney said it tried to resolve the issue without litigation and sent two cease and desist letters in December 2021.

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Disney fights back against fake theme park merch with new lawsuit

Kissimmee residents Christopher and Hannah Martin sold Mickey Mouse ears, masks and other items adorned with Disney characters that were just as cute as the Disney official merchandise and even better, cost less than the real stuff. At least hundreds, maybe thousands, bought the Martins’ products sold online and through the Martins’ Secret Disney Group. But business got disrupted. Christopher Martin, using mouse emojis, warned his followers Disn…

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Florida Politics broke the news in Florida, United States on Tuesday, January 10, 2023.
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