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: Trademark BlogHeart Attack Grill v Heart Stoppers for Burgers
By Marty Schwimmer
Laughing in the face of death, Heart Attack Grill sues Heart Stoppers (both are burger restaurant) for infringing use of 'high caloric food, medically themed' burger. Both places offer quadruple burgers, have wait-staff wearing nurses uniforms, etc. Both places allow people over 350 to eat free. Heart Attack Grill seems to have only one location (iin Arizona) and defendant seems to be only in Florida, so there may be a question as to whether there is trans-fat in the dawn donuts.
Coverage here.
Is there a public policy issue here? Coming to the table of equity with greasy hands?
Full post as published by Trademark Blog on February 09, 2010 (boomark / email).
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