Lady Gaga Defeats Lawsuit That Claimed ‘Mayhem’ Album Name Infringed a Surfboard Brand

Lady Gaga Defeats Lawsuit That Claimed ‘Mayhem’ Album Name Infringed a Surfboard Brand

A judge cited the First Amendment to end a case claiming Gaga's album name represented a “blatant disregard” for an existing line of Mayhem surfboards.

Surf’s up: Lady Gaga comes out on top in trademark lawsuit

Abracadabra! Lady Gaga has emerged the victor in a lawsuit that claimed that the name of her album Mayhem ripped off a trademark owned by a surf company.Last year, Lost… Source

Surf’s up: Lady Gaga comes out on top in trademark lawsuit – KS95 94.5

Abracadabra! Lady Gaga has emerged the victor in a lawsuit that claimed that the name of her album Mayhem ripped off a trademark owned by a surf company. Last year, Lost Surfboards filed a suit against Gaga, claiming that the name “Mayhem,” as well as the font she was using on merch, would make consumers think that it was connected to the company’s Mayhem brand of surfboards, surf accessories, clothing and other merchandise.  But in a Tuesday de…

Less 'Mayhem' for Lady Gaga as judge dismisses infringement lawsuit

Lady Gaga’s 2025 Mayhem album did not infringe on the trademarks of a surf company’s brand, according to California federal judge who granted the enter