Supermac's claims David vs Goliath trademark win over McDonald’s

Supermac's has won its long running case against McDonald's to have the use of the "Big Mac" trademark cancelled throughout Europe.

Supermac's claims David vs Goliath trademark win over McDonald’s
Tue, 15 Jan, 2019 - 16:19

Update 4.26pm: Supermac’s has won a significant trademark battle against global fast food giant McDonald’s.

The Co Galway-based restaurant chain challenged the worldwide burger chain to cancel the use of the Big Mac and Mc trademarks.

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