On January 17, a legal representative from T-ara's side revealed that the members will be filing to claim back the trademark rights to their group name.�

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Back on December 28, T-ara's former label MBK Entertainment filed an application for the trademark rights to the group's name. However, T-ara's lawyer revealed that MBK's initial application includes a clause which may deny the application's acceptance, as per trademark laws.�

As a result, T-ara have filed documents detailing the reasons why MBK's application must be denied. In the case that the application is accepted and not denied, T-ara's legal representative expressed the members' desires to file an official objection to the decision.�

Stay tuned for updates.�