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  • Starbucks sues over ‘coffee siren’ logo
14 May 2024TrademarksMuireann Bolger

Starbucks sues over ‘coffee siren’ logo

Dispute over ‘siren’ logo with Alaskan coffee and apparel company has been ongoing for six years | Starbucks emblem has evolved over half a century but has generally featured its (occasionally controversial) mythological figure.

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