Another victory for Aviator Studio in the São Paulo Court of Justice.

Aviator Studio has obtained another important legal victory in Brazil, with the Court of Justice of São Paulo rejecting the injunction requests filed by Spribe in lawsuits directly involving Aviator Studio.

The recent decisions pertain to the direct legal dispute between Aviator Studio and Spribe itself, separate from the previously disclosed lawsuits involving Foggo Entertainment and Betnacional.

The recent decisions stem from a broader lawsuit initiated by Spribe in São Paulo against several parties linked to the AVIATOR brand, including Aviator Studio, Betnacional, and Foggo Entertainment, operator of the Blaze platform. Although Aviator Studio had already publicly confirmed consecutive victories related to Foggo Entertainment, it has now been revealed that the courts also ruled in favor of Aviator Studio itself in both judicial instances.

In both cases, the São Paulo courts refused to grant the urgent measures requested by Spribe, allowing Aviator Studio and its partners to continue operating while the broader dispute over the AVIATOR trademark proceeds to the evidentiary phase.

The most recent decisions add to a growing series of legal setbacks for Spribe in Brazil and further strengthen Aviator Studio's position in the related lawsuits concerning the dispute over the AVIATOR trademark.

“These results continue to confirm a clear judicial pattern,” stated Aviator Studio. “Attempts to obtain emergency injunctions against Aviator Studio and its partners in Brazil are being consistently rejected by the courts.”

The recent victories in São Paulo further strengthen Aviator Studio 's legal position , while related lawsuits continue in various jurisdictions.