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Padres, L.P. v. Rimel's La Jolla, LLC
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April 28, 2021
Ex-Petco Park Vendor Can't Bat Away Padres' Trademark Suit
A California federal judge has ruled that the San Diego Padres can bring a trademark lawsuit accusing a former Petco Park stadium food seller of continuing to use the baseball team's logos after their contract ended, even though the businesses don't directly compete with each other.
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September 16, 2019
Padres Hit Former Petco Park Vendor With Trademark Suit
The San Diego Padres have slapped a restaurant with a trademark infringement suit, saying it continues to use their Swinging Friar logo on its website even though it no longer serves food at the baseball team's Petco Park stadium.