The organization, of course, balks at that accusation, pointing out that they’ve used variation of the claw-mark design since 1994, though their current logo has been in use since 2014.

The energy drink company has filed legal action with the U.S. Patent Office, claiming the logo the Raptors have used since 2014 is too similar to its own, according to the Canadian Press (via CBC).

A tiny Virginia craft distillery is hoping to slay a monster. Family-owned MurLarkey Distillery in Bristow says it is taking the fight to Monster Energy, the huge energy drink company, over the ...

Documents filed with the U.S. Patent Office's trial and appeal board show that Monster Energy, makers of a popular energy drink, says the Raptors' logo of a clawed-up basketball is too similar to ...

That’s because, in 2015, Monster Energy filed a series of oppositions to the Raptors’ trademark registration applications, arguing that the team’s current logo infringes Monster Energy’s logo.

MACON, Ga. — The Monster drink company says a Byron metal shop is stealing their energy. Monster Energy Company filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday accusing Master Metalworks of violating their ...

When he tried to trademark his company, McGuire got a frightening email from Monster Energy. "July 30th, I get an email saying they're opposing it and I had no idea what that meant," McGuire said.