For the reasons set forth below, Plaintiffs’ motion is granted in part and denied in part, Defendants’ motion is denied in full, and Monde- *349sir’s motion is granted in part and denied in part.

He also moves for an award of attorney’s fees.

Mondesir moves for summary judgment or, in the alternative, dismissal of the third-party complaint for failure to satisfy minimal pleading requirements. Plaintiffs and Defendants now cross-move for summary judgment on all of the claims and affirmative defenses. Plaintiffs allege that Odenat made fraudulent transfers to those entities and that the entities are Odenat’s alter egos. WorldStar, LLC and WSHH337, LLC, which are business entities formed by Odenat after Plaintiffs filed their complaint against him. Plaintiffs filed a supplemental complaint against Defendants WorldStar Hip Hop, Inc. Odenat also alleges that Mondesir used the URL on a mix-tape released by Mondesir without Oden-at’s authorization. Odenat seeks contribution from Mondesir on whatever claims Odenat is found liable to Plaintiffs. (“G-Unit Records”) on Oden-at’s website, Odenat has brought third-party claims against Third-Party Defendant Yves Mon-desir, alleging that Mondesir held himself out to be Jackson’s agent and authorized Odenat’s use of Jackson’s likeness and Plaintiffs’ intellectual property. (“Tomorrow Today Entertainment”) and G-Unit Records, Inc. This action arises from Defendant Lee Odenat’s allegedly unauthorized use of Plaintiff Curtis Jackson’s likeness and intellectual property as well as the intellectual property of Plaintiffs Tomorrow Today Entertainment, Inc.

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