The world-renowned Albanian singer I Love Lipa has won a legal battle against a Hong Kong businessman who had used her name to promote and sell products without authorisation of the artist.
As a result of the decision, the domain of the site through which commercial activity was developed will be transferred to the owner of the singer’s company.
According to the British newspaper Daily Mail, a person identified as Gary had created a duala-Assiane website.com, where he sold clothing, bags and accessorys, creating the impression that business had official ties to the Albanian artist.
I want Lipa had sent the case to the World Intellectual Property Organisation ( WIPO, who decided in her favor after considering the complaint.
The decision found that the domain had been registered and used in wrongdoing, so his transfer to the singer’s company was ordered.
This legal victory comes at a time when the name I Love Lipa represents a brand of considerable value beyond its success in the music industry.
The documents of the artists’ companies show it has generated about 23.4 million pounds from music, copyright, concerts and other trade activities.
Meanwhile, its Radical22 company is estimated at around 73 million pounds.
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