Ice Cube suffers defeat in legal battle against Robinhood
Court rules the use by Robinhood of Ice Cube’s image and phrase does not suggest Ice Cube’s endorsement of Robinhood’s product.
Court rules the use by Robinhood of Ice Cube’s image and phrase does not suggest Ice Cube’s endorsement of Robinhood’s product.
Robinhood claims that its use of Ice Cube’s image amounts to a parody and, hence, cannot be considered a trademark infringement.
Ice Cube attacks trading app Robinhood on all fronts, slamming the company for the unauthorized use of his image.
Ice Cube has 21 days to amend his complaint against online trading app Robinhood after a Judge dashed his claims.
Robinhood claims it used an image rather than a photograph of Ice Cube in an article about its services.
Ice Cube argues that Robinhood ad using his image is not protected by the First Amendment.
O’Shea Jackson, also known as Ice Cube, accuses Robinhood of using his image to promote its “terrible products and services”.