Suzette Quintanilla and Chris Pérez attend the Selena Exhibit and Press Preview at GRAMMY Museum L. Rebecca Sapp/Getty Images for The Recording Academy Shein argues in a new court filing that there are fundamental flaws in a lawsuit over its sales of unlicensed Selena Quintanilla merch. 17) motion, first obtained and reported by Billboard , the online fast fashion marketplace says a judge should dismiss the legal claimsleveled earlier this yearby Suzette Quintanilla , the sister of the late Tejano star. Related Suzette, who stewards Selena’s estate via the company Q Productions, alleges in the lawsuit that Shein infringed her sister’s trademarks and name, image and likeness rights by selling T-shirts and other merchandise bearing the singer’s face and classic “Selena” logo in cursive. For one thing, Shein says it removed all the knockoff merch flagged by Q Productions and even implemented a filter that blocks shoppers from searching the terms “Selena” or “Selena Quintanilla.