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Outkast Sues Ovrkast for Allegedly Hijacking Its ‘Famous, Extremely Valuable’ Name
The Atlanta hip-hop duo says Ovrkast agreed to adopt a new name but later backed out of the deal
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Outkast, the Atlanta hip‑hop duo, has filed a lawsuit against the group Ovrkast alleging trademark infringement over the use of a name they describe as “famous, extremely valuable.”
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