The chicken wars are over. On one side was Greenwich-based Garden Cartering, which had filed an intellectual property lawsuit against a former employee who opened a new restaurant that had menu items similar to those of Garden Catering. On the other side was Wally's Chicken Coop in Storrs, whose owners denied doing anything improper in naming and cooking their sandwiches and combo platters.
July 07, 2014 at 06:12 PM
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The chicken wars are over.
On one side was Greenwich-based Garden Cartering, which had filed an intellectual property lawsuit against a former employee who opened a new restaurant that had menu items similar to those of Garden Catering. On the other side was Wally’s Chicken Coop in Storrs, whose owners denied doing anything improper in naming and cooking their sandwiches and combo platters.
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