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Hooters of America, LLC et al v. Raising Cane's USA, LLC
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April 29, 2015
Hooters Settles Fight Over 'Fresh' TM With Fast-Food Joint
Hooters of America LLC and a fast-food chicken finger restaurant have settled a trademark lawsuit over the phrases they use to describe their "fresh" culinary offerings, asking a Texas federal judge on Tuesday to dismiss the case.
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April 07, 2015
Hooters Says Competitor Can't Trademark Descriptive Phrase
Hooters of America LLC asked a Texas federal judge on Tuesday to invalidate trademarks of a fast food fried chicken restaurant, saying phrases like "Always fresh, never frozen" could not be trademarked because they are descriptive.