C+C Music Factory Founder Sues Freedom Williams for $30 Million
Robert Clivillés, co-founder of C+C Music Factory, has filed a $30 million trademark and fraud lawsuit against Freedom Williams. Clivillés alleges that Williams wrongfully claimed trademark ownership despite never being an official member of the group.
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C+C Music Factory Co-Founder Robert Clivillés Sues Freedom Williams for $30 Million, Alleging He Wrongfully Claimed Trademark Despite Never Being a Group Member
Whatever fallout came as a result of the canceled Freedom 250 concerts on the National Mall in Washington this summer, we can add a lawsuit that otherwise might not have happened. One prominent figure in that D.C. controversy, Freedom Williams, who made newsmaking statements in his role as frontman for the touring edition of C+C […]
By Chris Willman
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Robert Clivillés claims rapper Williams has been making money off the group's name without permission
By Kory Grow
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Robert Clivillés alleges that Williams was only a "subordinate contributor" on 1990s hits like “Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)."
By Rachel Scharf
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