Jelly Roll is facing a trademark infringement lawsuit brought by the leader of a Pennsylvania-based band that’s been performing at weddings and charity events under the name Jellyroll since 1980.

Jelly Roll is dealing with some not so sweet legal issues.. The Grammy-nominated country singer has been sued by a member of the wedding band Jellyroll for trademark infringement in a lawsuit ...

In court documents filed April 8, per PEOPLE, lawyers for Jellyroll band member Kurt L. Titchenell are asking up-and-coming singer Jelly Roll (born Jason Bradley DeFord) to stop using his stage ...

Jellyroll, a Pennsylvania wedding band, is suing the award-winning country music artist Jelly Roll, alleging they had the name first and the latter is infringing on a trademark.

The country singer is being taken to court by a wedding band based in Pennsylvania named Jellyroll, USA Today reported. The Grammy award winner has a space separating “jelly” and “roll ...

In the past year, Jelly Roll has scored a top-20 pop hit, won a bunch of country awards, been nominated for the Best New Artist Grammy, ... Jelly Roll Sued By Philadelphia Wedding Band Jellyroll.

Jellyroll band member Kurt L. Titchenell's lawyers claim he's been using the moniker since 1980 — four years before country star Jelly Roll was born Jack Irvin has over five years of experience ...

The country singer is being taken to court by a wedding band based in Pennsylvania named Jellyroll, USA Today reported. The Grammy award winner has a space separating “jelly” and “roll ...

The country singer is being taken to court by a wedding band based in Pennsylvania named Jellyroll, USA Today reported. The Grammy award winner has a space separating “jelly” and “roll ...

Jelly Roll is being sued by Jellyroll. >> Read more trending news. The country singer is being taken to court by a wedding band based in Pennsylvania named Jellyroll, USA Today reported.The Grammy ...

Jelly Roll is being sued by Jellyroll. >> Read more trending news The country singer is being taken to court by a wedding band based in Pennsylvania named Jellyroll, USA Today reported .