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Moon Dot, Inc. v. The Q Shack Corporation
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September 25, 2025
NC BBQ Chain Nets Deal To End Trademark Fight With Flagship
A chain of barbecue restaurants and its original location have resolved a short-lived clash over the use of their shared trademark on branded sauces and rubs, North Carolina federal court records show.
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August 25, 2025
Judge Refuses To Bar NC BBQ Joint From Selling Sauces
A North Carolina federal judge has declined to block a chain of barbecue restaurants from selling its sauces and rubs through third-party retailers, saying the company that runs its sister restaurants had not shown that it will suffer irreparable harm without an injunction.
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July 10, 2025
Original BBQ Joint Lays Claim To TM In Fight With Franchise
The original location in a North Carolina chain of barbecue restaurants has shot back at a trademark infringement suit brought by the company that runs its sister restaurants, arguing it never lost ownership of the marks after the two entities split ways two decades ago.
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June 12, 2025
NC BBQ Restaurant's Trademark Tiff Lands In Federal Court
The namesake behind a chain of barbecue restaurants battling over their shared trademark being used on branded sauces has extricated a complaint from the North Carolina Business Court accusing it of Lanham Act violations, saying those claims belong in federal court.