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Peso's and Matador Settle "Restaurant Wars" Trade Dress Case

Owners of Peso’s and the Matador restaurants have settled their trade dress and unfair competition case, a lawyer involved in the trial told me today. (Last STL post on the case here.)

But darn it, the Seattle Weekly scooped me with this post.

I understand the terms were read into the court record but I don’t yet know what they are. The Matador’s lawyer apparently told the Weekly that at least some money will change hands and that the parties are still working out the details.

I’m sure they are.

Posted on October 22, 2008 by

Michael Atkins in Seattle Updates, Trade Dress, Unfair Competition |

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