CLEVELAND, Ohio — Ten of 11 completed federal trademark cases brought by Buc-ee’s that cleveland.com could verify ended without a trial.
Only one — a case against Texas convenience-store operator Choke Canyon — produced a contested jury verdict finding that another business infringed Buc-ee’s trademarks.
The others generally ended through settlements, dismissals, summary judgment or agreed court orders. Several resulted in defendants changing or abandoning disputed branding, but without a judge or jury deciding Buc-ee’s infringement allegations…