Settlements have resolved a Louisiana recording company's claims against two T-shirt vendors and a restaurant over merchandising rights to the phrase "Who Dat?" - a popular chant of New Orleans Saints fans.
October 29, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) – Settlements have resolved a Louisiana recording company’s claims against two T-shirt vendors and a restaurant over merchandising rights to the phrase “Who Dat?” a popular chant of New Orleans Saints fans.
The deals eliminate the need for a federal trial scheduled to begin Monday.
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