Texas Based Whataburger Sues North Carolina Based What-A-Burger Over Trademark Infringement
Texas based Whataburger is suing the North Carolina based What-A-Burger due to trademark infringement, according to a lawsuit.Β
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Texas based Whataburger is suing the North Carolina based What-A-Burger due to trademark infringement, according to a lawsuit.Β
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