Here is all you need to know about Big Baller Brand aka BBB co-founder Alan Foster sueing LaMelo Ball and Pumaย
Big Baller Brand co-founder LaMelo and LaVar Ball are facing legal action. Alan Foster claims he hasn’t earned millions of dollars for his efforts with the clothing company in his lawsuit against LaMelo, LaVar, Tina Ball, and Puma, according to TMZ Sports.
Who is Alan Foster Founder of Big Baller Brand (BBB) as he sues LaMelo Ball and Puma
All lawsuits are based on allegations of fraud, unfair commercial practises, and trademark infringement. Foster claims that because he designed LaMelo’s MB1 line of signature shoes, he was wrongfully denied millions of dollars in earnings.
Foster says he was involved in the establishment of both the family business and MB1 Enterprises, LaMelo Ball’s own branding company. Foster is accused of intellectual property infringement by LaMelo’s company and of not receiving adequate compensation for his efforts.
Meanwhile, Alan Foster was also sued by Lonzo Ball in 2019. Throughout the legal processes, the Big Baller Brand was suspended for ten months. In February 2020, it was relaunched. “Back and better than ever,” stated LaVa Ball in his X account announcement.
As Alan Foster has gained media attention after it was revealed that he was suing PUMA and NBA player LaMelo Ball for an astounding $200 million, here is all you need to know about him.
LaMelo Ball and Puma have been named in a $200 million lawsuit by Alan Foster, co-founder of Big Baller Brand ๐ณ
Foster is suing Ball and Puma for trademark infringement, unfair business practices, and fraud. Foster claims that Ball and PUMA infringed on existing LaMeloโฆ pic.twitter.com/gdNJQabfDU
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Who is Alan Foster?
Alan Foster is one of the co-founders of the Big Baller Brand (BBB) company. As a major contributor to the Ball Sports Group’s long-term success, Foster owns 33% of the company. He has additionally aided LaMelo Ball’s branding company, MB1 Enterprises.
The company, which was founded in 2016, seven years ago, is an American clothing and shoe business, that designs, makes, and sells its goods. Since Alan Foster and LaVar Ball started the brand in 2016, the Ball brothers; basketball players Lonzo Ball, LaMelo Ball, and LiAngelo Ball; have worn the sneakers that bear their names.
Big Baller Brand’s involvement has produced the Junior Basketball Association (JBA), which it entirely funds, and the Big Baller Brand Challenge Games and International Tournament, a series of exhibition games in Lithuania hosted by BC Vytautas with LaMelo and LiAngelo Ball.