A popular Texas-based retailer is suing a Missouri liquor store, accusing it of trademark infringement. Buc-ee’s filed the federal lawsuit against the drive-thru liquor store Duckees on Nov. 15.

In a federal lawsuit filed in the Western District of Missouri on Nov. 15, Buc-ee’s said the Kimberling City, Missouri, liquor store mimics the name and logo of the Texas-based pit stop.

The all-inclusive drive-thru liquor store in Kimberling, Missouri sells shirts, hats, tumblers and other merchandise with its name or logo. If Buc-ee's gets its way, the sale of those items will ...

Since, the Mexican convenience store has changed its name ... a liquor store also located in southwest Missouri. Buc-ee's claimed that Duckees used a similar animal-centric logo on its merchandise ...

The name of ... circular red logo and other promotional banners that offered similar deals to the grocer, including a sign that read “100 WINES UNDER $12.” The liquor store is “actively ...

They also pushed for the company to cease operations using the Barc-ee’s name ... a liquor store in southwest Missouri. In the lawsuit, Buc-ee's claimed Duckees printed a similar logo on its ...

Buc-ee’s has filed a lawsuit against a Missouri liquor store, Duckees. It says the store has infringed on its trademark by using a similar name and logo. Logos provided in federal lawsuit.

The lawsuit asserts the Duckees name and logo falsely indicate that the liquor store is in someway connected to Buc-ee’s because the two are “confusingly similar.” ...