Memphis baker Chloe Sexton says her company, Chloe’s Giant Cookies, is being sued by Fort Myers-based Chloe’s Cookies over its name. She received notice days after announcing a TV appearance. Sexton says many similar businesses exist and tried to settle privately. Influencer Jen Hamilton voiced support. Donations topped $33,000 within hours, and orders surged.
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What happened to Chloe’s Giant Cookies? Influencer Jen Hamilton backs Chloe Sexton amid lawsuit battle
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