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Yoko Ono Settles with Brooklyn Designer
06/06/2014
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(Radio.com) Yoko Ono will have to pay a Brooklyn designer who claimed the singer and widow of the late Beatles legend John Lennon had ripped off her clothing designs.

According to Page Six, Ono filed papers in a Brooklyn federal court agreeing to pay money to Haleh Nematzadeh for supposedly using her designs and passing them off as her own.

Both sides have signed a confidentiality agreement prohibiting the involved parties tot talk about the settlement; as such, the amount of money is undisclosed. more on this story

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