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Exxon Mobil Corporation v. BP p.l.c.
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February 09, 2016
Exxon, BP End 80-Year Squabble Over 'Esso' Name
A Missouri federal judge on Monday signed off an agreement between energy giants ExxonMobil Corp. and BP PLC that would allow Exxon to again use the "Esso" gas station trademark in the 15 states where it was barred by a Depression-era injunction.
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December 21, 2015
After 78 Years, Exxon Asks Court To Use 'Esso' Name Again
Oil giant ExxonMobil asked a Missouri federal judge Friday to change an injunction from the Great Depression that prevents it from using the "Esso" trademark across much of the United States, saying the passage of time and numerous rebrandings have eliminated the chance that consumers would think "Esso" was associated with its Anglo-American competitor BP.