Burger King Knocked Off Its Throne by Small Indian Eatery in Trademark Case
The U.S. fast-food giant lost its trademark battle in an Indian court, allowing a local restaurant to keep its Burger King crown.
August 20, 2024 at 05:55 AM
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Commercial LitigationU.S. fast-food giant Burger King has lost a long-running trademark infringement dispute against a small burger chain in India, allowing the underdog to keep its royal name.
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