Nyenta.com

Menu
  • Home
  • Business
  • Financial
  • Education
  • Technology
  • Entertainment
  • Music
  • Books
  • Arts
Menu

Appeals Court Vindicates Licensee Fashion Footwear LLC in Battle Against Iconix
Nyenta.com/10312929

Trending...
  • TEÓNA Releases New Single "What I Want" — A Bold Anthem for Every Woman Who Once Had a Bad Love
  • The CRE Finance Council Announces New Chairs for Industry Forums
  • MetaSwap Exchange Rolls Out Multilingual Access System to Enhance Global User Experience
NEW YORK, May 16, 2025 ~ In a groundbreaking decision that could have major implications for the fashion world, a New York Appellate Court has ruled that US Pony Holdings, an affiliate of Iconix Brand Group, wrongfully terminated its exclusive footwear license with Fashion Footwear LLC. The court unanimously held that Pony's attempt to end the agreement was invalid and rejected their argument that Fashion Footwear's damages should be limited to the previous year's royalties.

The Appellate Court's ruling upholds the decision made by the lower court, which found that Pony had no contractual right to terminate the license. This was due to the fact that neither Pony nor its affiliates had entered into a binding agreement to sell a majority of Iconix's shares, which was a condition required for any termination rights.

Fashion Footwear's majority shareholder, Harry Adjmi, expressed his satisfaction with the court's decision and praised the legal team from Oved & Oved LLP for their hard work and dedication. He stated, "This victory is a testament to the excellence and perseverance of our legal team. Their tireless commitment and unwavering belief in our cause made this spectacular outcome possible."

More on Nyenta.com
  • Female Motorsports Sponsorship & Expansion; Acquisition Agreement of UAE-Based Sports Incubator by Online Lottery & Sports Game Provider: Lottery.com
  • SupplyHouse Named One of Fortune's Best Workplaces in New York in 2025
  • Kosinima, Inc. Unveils Third Cohort Of Grantees, Expanding Global Footprint For Black Filmmakers
  • Global Court Momentum Builds Against Forced Psychiatry; CCHR Urges U.S. Reform
  • ¡Buenos Días, USA!AIRE Radio Networks Announces the Syndication of El Show de Raúl Brindis

In addition to upholding Fashion Footwear's rights as a licensee, the Appellate Court also reversed the lower court's decision allowing Pony to escape liability by claiming that Fashion Footwear did not immediately challenge their unlawful termination. The court stated that Pony cannot deceive Fashion Footwear and then try to benefit from their own deception.

Fashion Footwear's counsel from Oved & Oved LLP, Terrence Oved and Darren Oved, commended their client for their determination in pursuing justice. They vowed to continue fighting until Pony is held accountable for the millions of dollars in damages and attorneys' fees they caused Fashion Footwear to incur.

This ruling is not only a significant win for Fashion Footwear but also serves as a powerful reminder to dominant licensors like Iconix that they cannot disregard their contractual obligations or the rights of their licensee-partners. It highlights the importance of upholding fair and just practices in the fashion industry and protecting the rights of all parties involved.
Filed Under: Business

Show All News | Report Violation

0 Comments
1000 characters max.

Latest on Nyenta.com
  • Kola Ewousho's new book, "Behind Enemy Lines," inspires strong Christian faith
  • INVESTOR DEADLINE APPROACHING: Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Investigates Claims on Behalf of Investors of Vestis
  • The Italian Band Revue Opens The Firenze Rocks Festival
  • Innovative EDM Music Project, "Terms of War," Depicts an A.I. Takeover of Earth
  • From the Cradle of Civilization to the Vanguard of Tomorrow:
  • DivX Enhances AVI Playback Resources; Simplifies Guide to Playing AVI Files with DivX Software
  • Ton-Up Records Announces New Campaign Featuring Playlist Series, "Press Play"
  • Patrick Aloni Joins Historic Gold and Copper Discovery in Argentina with Multimillion-Dollar Stake
  • Zywave Announces 2025 Cyber Risk Award Winners
  • Edtech Startup Young Commanders Launches 'Visionaries Without Sight' Collection Celebrating Blind and Visually Impaired Historical Figures
  • PHOTOS: New York Road Runners Hosts Special Screening of "Final Finishers" Documentary Short Film During 2025 Tribeca Festival
  • W. P. Carey Increases Quarterly Dividend to $0.900 per Share
  • Rochester: Summer recreation schedules, programs to kickoff June 30 with all City pools for first time in five years
  • McDonagh Family Office Deploys Advanced AI Platform to Supercharge Portfolio Company Growth
  • Goldstar Rehabilitation Celebrates 15 Years of Early Intervention Across Southeastern PA
  • United States Congressional Candidate Peter Coe Verbica Unveils 25-Point Federal Plan to Help Make California Affordable Again
  • D8Averse Launches D8Acapture: Disruptive Mobile-First App Transforms Utility Pole Data Collection
  • Experience Trembling Firsthand with the New AgeMan® Tremor Simulator
  • "Keeping Her Dream Alive" – A Free Virtual Celebration of Blood Cancer Survivors - June 25, 2025
  • Westchester Network for Professionals Launches Mid-Year Reset:Membership Drive to Help Professionals

Popular on Nyenta

  • Gold Recording Artist Melekel Melachim Drops Dual Release: Reggae Album Meets Digital Flipbook - 220
  • New Rochelle: Memorial Day Events - 195
  • Stockfish and Wold to Represent Weyerhaeuser at Nareit's REITweek: 2025 Investor Conference - 187
  • The Great Reset, the First Photorealistic AI Film Makes History at the Cannes Film Festival - 145
  • Assent Launches Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism Solution to Help Manufacturers Meet Regulatory Requirements - 123
  • New Rochelle: TRAVEL ADVISORY: Overnight construction on North Ave Bridge starts 5/27 - 112
  • Pregis Expands its Curbside-Recyclable Paper Packaging Portfolio with White EasyPack GeoTerra - 101
  • New Rochelle: Waterfront Parks open Memorial Day weekend
  • Business Funding Assist Significantly Expands Funding Solutions, Empowering Businesses Across the U.S. and Canada
  • New Rochelle: "Hands and Hooves" Sustainability Festival at Ward Acres Park

Similar on Nyenta

  • Stagwell's (NASDAQ: STGW) PRophet Expands Global Partnership with Hootsuite to Power the Future of Social and Media Intelligence through AI USA - English USA - English
  • SupplyHouse Named One of Fortune's Best Workplaces in New York in 2025
  • ¡Buenos Días, USA!AIRE Radio Networks Announces the Syndication of El Show de Raúl Brindis
  • INVESTOR DEADLINE APPROACHING: Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Investigates Claims on Behalf of Investors of Vestis
  • Patrick Aloni Joins Historic Gold and Copper Discovery in Argentina with Multimillion-Dollar Stake
  • Zywave Announces 2025 Cyber Risk Award Winners
  • PHOTOS: New York Road Runners Hosts Special Screening of "Final Finishers" Documentary Short Film During 2025 Tribeca Festival
  • W. P. Carey Increases Quarterly Dividend to $0.900 per Share
  • United States Congressional Candidate Peter Coe Verbica Unveils 25-Point Federal Plan to Help Make California Affordable Again
  • Westchester Network for Professionals Launches Mid-Year Reset:Membership Drive to Help Professionals
Copyright © 2025 nyenta.com | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Contribute | Contact Us