A year after Bill Omar Carrasquillo also known as YouTuber ‘Omi in a Hellcat,’ was sentenced in a federal piracy case, a trademark infringement case involving Nike and Carrasquillo has come to a pricey end, according to official court documents.
A trademark infringement case involving Nike and Bill Omar Carrasquillo, also known as YouTuber ‘Omi in a Hellcat,’ has come to a pricey end, according to official court documents. Back in November 2022, court documents showed Nike, Inc. filed a complaint against defendants Reloaded Merch LLC and Bill Omar Carrasquillo , alleging claims of trademark infringement of Nike’s Air Jordan 1 High, the Nike Air Jordan Low OG, the Nike Dunk Low and the Nike Air Jordan/Dunk Outsole design.
"Because the defendants missed the deadline to file an answer to the complaint, Nike was able to move forward with a default judgment against Carrasquillo and Reloaded Merch LLC. Reloaded Merch LLC and Bill Omar Carrasquillo were ordered to pay Nike Inc. $8 million as of Friday, April 19.
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