Clothing company ordered to pay $850K to Buc-ee’s for having a logo that is too similar
- A South Carolina-based clothing company has been ordered to pay rest stop giant Buc-ee's $850,000 to settle a trademark infringement lawsuit.
- Buc-ee's sued Born United, a clothing company selling merchandise that vaguely gestures to the American right, with bathing suits sporting rubber ducks in tactical gear and shirts with slogans like "Lift Hard Trust God.
- "In its lawsuit, Buc-ee's claimed that the company used its famous beaver logo mascot in its merchandise.
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- A South Carolina-based clothing company has been ordered to pay rest stop giant Buc-ee's $850,000 to settle a trademark infringement lawsuit.
- Buc-ee's sued Born United, a clothing company selling merchandise that vaguely gestures to the American right, with bathing suits sporting rubber ducks in tactical gear and shirts with slogans like "Lift Hard Trust God.
- "In its lawsuit, Buc-ee's claimed that the company used its famous beaver logo mascot in its merchandise.
Sources: The Independent