Warner Music Group sues Crumbl Cookies for around $24 million, alleging copyright infringement on social media—including ...

Warner Music Group has sued US cookie chain Crumbl, alleging that it built its business through “blatant, willful, and ...

The cookie company allegedly used songs by high-profile artists including Lizzo, Mariah Carey, Ariana Grande, and Beyoncé ...

The dessert company Crumbl Cookies, known for its rotating cookie menu and online attention through social media followers, has entered legal problems.

Crumbl Cookies is currently facing a nearly $24 million lawsuit for alleged copyright infringement of artists’ music on ...

Crumbl is being sued for millions, and it’s not because of its cookies. Warner Music Group, which includes record labels like ...

Warner Music Group filed a lawsuit against Crumbl, the cookie company, for copyright infringement in dozens of cookie social media posts.

Warner Music Group has sued the dessert chain over allegedly unauthorized use of music by artists such as Taylor Swift, Lizzo ...

Warner Music Group is seeking up to $150,000 for every alleged unauthorized song that it claims Crumbl used without ...

The music giant is suing Crumbl for $24 million over alleged unauthorized use of songs in promotional social media posts.

Warner Music Group is suing US retail chain Crumbl for copyright infringement involving at least 159 recordings and compositions.

Savvy social media marketing has frequently been credited for cookie seller Crumbl’s rapid growth in recent years. But that ...