Chuck Liddell Sues Colthing Company MMA Authentics.
Sherdog broke the news today:

In his complaint, Liddell alleges that MMA Authentics, which was later taken over by Ultimate Brand Management and has also operated under the Cage Fighter, MMA Elite, and Familia Gladitoria brands, breached a 2007 agreement with Liddell that allowed them to make clothing and headwear bearing Liddell’s image, name, and/or signature in exchange for paying him 15 percent of the gross proceeds from the product sales. Liddell also claims that in breaching this contract, MMA Authentics invaded his privacy and engaged in unfair business practices under California law.

Liddell is asking the court to award him whatever proceeds MMA Authentics has earned from selling the unapproved products, as well as an injunction that would keep the company from further selling any such products. He also seeks attorneys’ fees and punitive, or exemplary, damages that can be awarded at the court’s discretion and are intended to "punish" an offending party, deterring them from similar behavior in the future.