A “Quick E Mart” convenience store intentionally infringed 7-Eleven’s three-stripe, three-colored trademarks, the company alleges in a lawsuit filed in Oregon federal district court.
Sangha Investments LLC’s store in North Bend, Ore., designed its logos in bad faith to mirror 7-Eleven’s longtime logo of a central green stripe flanked by orange and red stripes, according to the complaint. The sign for the Oregon store has a large green stripe between two horizontal red stripes broken in the middle by the words Quick E Mart, 7-Eleven says in the lawsuit.
The Oregon store further demonstrated bad faith with its name, given ...
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