Battery on the Go alleges Walt Disney Co. infringed on its trademark for the name PowerBar by allegedly selling battery chargers under the name Power Bar.
May 27, 2015 at 12:33 AM
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A South Florida company that makes portable battery chargers filed a $50 million trademark infringement suit against Walt Disney Co. on Tuesday.
Battery on the Go Inc. alleges California-based Disney infringed on its trademark for the name PowerBar by allegedly selling battery chargers under the name Power Bar.
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