Two grandsons of the man who gave the world Philly cheesesteaks have quietly settled a food fight of sorts. Pat's King of Steaks, a South Philadelphia institution since the 1930s, had complained in a lawsuit that Rick's Steaks was using its crown logo and trademarked phrases. A federal judge was apprised of a settlement on Aug. 21 and dismissed the suit.
August 22, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Two grandsons of the man who gave the world Philly cheesesteaks have quietly settled a food fight of sorts.
Pat’s King of Steaks, a South Philadelphia institution since the 1930s, had complained in a lawsuit that Rick’s Steaks was using its crown logo and trademarked phrases.
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