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Litigation

Jan. 4, 2005

Firm Blasts Monster Cable For Way It Defends Its Mark

Brisbane's Monster Cable Products Inc., which won the naming rights to San Francisco's former 3Com Park in September, came under fire from a small Colorado business owner in December for allegedly running an "aggressive and unreasonable campaign" to protect its monster trademark.

By Tina Spee
        Brisbane's Monster Cable Products Inc., which won the naming rights to San Francisco's former 3Com Park in September, came under fire from a small Colorado business owner in December for allegedly running an "aggressive and unreasonable campaign" to protect its monster trademark.
        In the past, the audio- and video-cable ...

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