A Miami jury has ruled in favor of a Croatia-based production company in their trademark dispute with the titan of concerts, Ultra Music Festival.

A verdict reached in the Southern District of Florida on Friday found that Worldwide Entertainment, an arm of Ultra Miami responsible for licensing out the festival’s trademark to production companies abroad, tortiously interfered with Adria MM Production’s business relationships. In addition to being awarded $866,000 in damages for the claim, the jury also ruled that Worldwide Entertainment breached its contract with Adria.

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