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STAY SHREDDED V.S MONSTER ENERGY TRADEMARK BATTLE

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Jenny
7 years ago

Looks different

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Natasha Watson
7 years ago

Freddy Krueger should then be suing Monster Energy. Claw marks have been used in many designs & arent exclusive to Monster Energy

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Robert Lane
7 years ago

What a joke

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Sarah Monks
7 years ago

These logos are definitely different, and to suggest that people would get them confused is undermining the intelligence of the public.

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Jared Mitchell
7 years ago

Nothing a like

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Marko Majerle
7 years ago

Monster is so paranoid. Such a stupid matter

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Jasenta
7 years ago

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Monster Energy lawyers look like they have been smoking too much shredded leaf..Looks nothing like it

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Thomas greenwood
7 years ago

Look nothing alike

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Lauren Johnstone
7 years ago

Clearly a different label. Didn't even confuse my 10 and 7 year olds!

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Peter Rady
7 years ago

The logos are clearly different.

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Chris
7 years ago

Poor form picking on the little guy.

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Bjorn Olsen
7 years ago

This is a no brainer but the fact that they are dragging you into a costly legal battle anyway is disgusting. Shame on you, Monster Energy

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Michael Lemphers
7 years ago

Monster Energy is pathetic!

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Ashleigh Wilson
7 years ago

There is very little similarity between the two logos. There is no way I would believe that Stay Shredded is a Monster product.

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Kade Croft
7 years ago

Since when does Monster start with an 'S' or do they have claim on all characters in the word? -_-

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Mick van Aken
7 years ago

In all honesty I cannot see the resemblance in the logos you can clearly see that they are two different companies

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Murray Cameron
7 years ago

I find the Claim by Monster in this instance rediculous, I have at no Point when viewing Stay shredded apparel or Branding ever associated with Monster brand..Leave the Little guys alone Monster...you started somewhere didn’t you ? ?

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Natalie Brookes
7 years ago

A ridiculous opposition, your logo is nothing like monsters trademark, and causes no confusion.

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Stephen Anderson
7 years ago

A ridiculous claim. Good luck