Beyonce Fights Dirty In Court Over Daughter "Blue Ivy".

Beyonce and Morales have been locked in a
dispute over the trademark "Blue Ivy" for years . Beyonce has been looking to get the trademark to her daughter’s name, however Morales claims she had already been using it. They are scheduled to move to trial in the case.
Morales wants Beyoncé to turn over all documents showing any evidence she deliberate to virtually use the trademark "Blue Ivy" (seeing that Morales doesn’t trust the singer ever planned to use it) and any samples of her rationale to apply the name.
Beyonce lately laid out her complete argument for being granted the trademark.
One of her arguments study,“Blue Ivy Carter is a cultural icon who has been described as a “mini style star” and has been celebrated for her “fashion moments” overs the years. Her life and activities are followed extensively by the media and the public.

Further, “Most significantly, Blue Ivy Carter has carried out a considerable amount of reputation, specially at such a younger age. She additionally has a stated and nicely-chronicled hobby in style. Given these elements, Blue Ivy Carter is able to and interested by turning into the face of a brand. For this cause, the actual context demonstrates that BGK filed the Application with the cause to construct a logo round Blue Ivy Carter and her public reputation and renown.”

In newly filed court docket, Morales tries to close down Beyonce's argument over her daughter.
She writes, “Beyonce's company is trying to skirt the law, and recently argued that the 7-year old Blue Ivy Carter is a “cultural icon” in the United States. According to Wikipedia, a cultural icon “is an artifact that is identified by members of a culture as representative of that culture,” such as apple pie, baseball, and the United States Flag.” 

Morales continues, “With all due respect, Blue Ivy Carter definitely is not a cultural icon. That would be someone like Benjamin Franklin, Elvis Presley or Marilyn Monroe. Celebrities need to follow the law like everyone else.” She is asking for Beyonce's trademark application to be denied.
The case is still in court and no one can determine its outcome. Let's keep our fingers crossed.

Did morales really offer to sell her company to Bey for $10 million?