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This isn't bullying a tiny competitor. McD's would have no problem with a company called "SuperBurger" instead of "SuperMacs". They want to protect their custom
by coke12 8y ago
This isn't bullying a tiny competitor. McD's would have no problem with a company called "SuperBurger" instead of "SuperMacs". They want to protect their customers from potential confusion.
- jdietrich 8y agoSupermac's have been doing business in Ireland since 1978. They are a household name with over 100 restaurants. The chain is named after the founder, Pat McDonagh. The burden of proof lies with McDonalds to prove that there is a significant risk of confusion; Neither I nor the EUIPO are persuaded of that.
- Proven 8y agoWhat's wrong with BigMc's?