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In-N-Out Burger suing for trademark infringement over food delivery ‘ghost kitchens’ We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement US burger giant In-N-Out has accused an Australian business of engaging in misleading or deceptive conduct and trademark infringement by selling burgers and fries on three delivery services as “In & Out Aussie Burgers”. The burger chain is suing Rich Asians Pty Ltd and businessman Puneet Ahori in the Federal Court, alleging the operator passed itself off as In-N-Out when it sold food on...

“My logo is ‘In & Out Aussie Burgers’,” he said. “I’m a small operator in Queensland, and they’re basically pressuring me to de-register all the names I have.” He then shot himself in the foot spectacularly by clarifying that the name was in fact used at five different locations, not the initial four that the American brand’s lawyers had originally believed. The Federal Court judge suggested to Mr Ahori – who is not a lawyer – that seeking legal advice would be beneficial before the next court date, as the case involves “technical areas of law”. Mr Ahori said that he...

Australia’s largest electricity generator AGL Energy has taken Greenpeace to court alleging breaches of copyright and trademark laws in the environmental group’s campaign that describes AGL as the nation’s biggest climate polluter

CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Australia’s largest electricity generator AGL Energy took Greenpeace to court on Wednesday alleging breaches of copyright and trademark laws in the environmental group’s campaign describing AGL as the nation’s “biggest climate polluter.”

A recent online campaign from Greenpeace described AGL as Australia's "biggest climate polluter" with the slogan "AGL – Australia's Greatest Liability."