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Michael Jordan sues Qiaodan Sports for improper use of name
Feb 27, 2012
Jenny Chan 陳詠欣

Michael Jordan sues Qiaodan Sports for improper use of name

BEIJING - A lawsuit has been filed against Qiaodan Sports Company alleging that it deliberately used Michael Jordan's name without his permission in order to mislead Chinese consumers.

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