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Exclusive | Knicks slap Mamdani-backed NY Senate candidate Aber Kawas with ‘cease and desist’ letter over campaign ad: 'False advertising'

The Knicks issue a cease‑and‑desist to NY Senate hopeful Aber Kawas over a campaign ad that mimics the team’s logo.

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The brief

The New York Knicks have sent a cease‑and‑desist letter to Senate candidate Aber Kawas, who is backed by Mamdani, alleging false advertising in a campaign advertisement that uses a logo resembling the Knicks’ branding. Coverage emphasizes the legal warning and the claim of logo misuse, with reports appearing on AOL.com, Yardbarker, FanBuzz, Fox News and the New York Post.

Watch for any response from Kawas or his campaign, potential legal filings, and further statements from the Knicks as the dispute progresses.

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Quick answers

What specific action did the Knicks take against Aber Kawas?

They issued a cease‑and‑desist letter over a campaign ad that uses a lookalike Knicks logo, labeling it false advertising.

Who is supporting Aber Kawas in his Senate run?

He is backed by Mamdani.

Which outlets reported the cease‑and‑desist story?

AOL.com, Yardbarker, FanBuzz, Fox News and the New York Post.

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Knicks Aber Kawas New York Senate cease-and-desist campaign ad

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