Arbitrator confirms $175m payout for energy drink brand
A dispute between two major US drinks makers has resulted in one of the biggest damages awards over a trademark ever seen.
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Trademarks
5 February 2020 Red Bull’s trademark was infringed by energy drink maker Big Horn, the English High Court has ruled, stating that Big Horn’s logo was similar enough to Red Bull’s for a consumer to assume there was a connection between the two companies.
Trademarks
5 April 2019 Monster Energy has accused the creators of the Bang energy drink of false advertising, anti-competitive behaviour and stealing trade secrets.