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The owners of a father-and-son sandwich shop in Milford, Conn., said Tuesday that they will change their company's name to avoid a costly legal fight with Subway, the world's largest sandwich chain. Brian Bowser, who was threatened with a trademark lawsuit last month, said he'll change his company name from Steakways Famous Philly Cheese Steaks to Steak Street. "My American dream got crushed," Bowser said. "But I'll recover."
November 17, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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