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Facing Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ IP Suit, My Chemical Romance Quickly Concedes

October 28, 2026 Michelle Casady

The trademark dispute between the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and the band My Chemical Romance appears to be resolved just days after being filed. A lawyer for the musical group said his clients would no longer have performers wear the uniforms that launched the litigation in Collin County earlier this week. 

Collin County District Judge Christine Nowak canceled a hearing on a motion for a temporary restraining order that was set to take place Wednesday morning, noting the reason: “agreement reached.” 

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Michelle Casady

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