Carnegie Hall settles lawsuit accusing Carnegie Diner of infringing trademarks, confusing customers

Carnegie Hall has settled a lawsuit accusing the operator of several Carnegie Diner & Cafe restaurants of infringing trademarks belonging to the world-famous music venue.

A lawyer for Carnegie Hall confirmed the settlement in a letter filed on Monday night in Manhattan federal court. Terms were not disclosed.

Carnegie Hall Corp, which manages the 134-year-old venue, accused Carnegie Diner and owner Efstathios Antonakopoulos of knowingly trading off its image and brand to promote restaurants in Manhattan; Secaucus, NJ; and Vienna, Va., with an eye toward nationwide franchising…

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