SAN FRANCISCO — A federal court in California declined to issue an injunction in the trademark dispute between the social media company Fizz Social and the food-delivery service Instacart over its “Fizz by Instacart” app. The court held that there are too many differences between the two services to cause reasonable consumers to confuse them: Their logos are in different fonts and colors, they provide distinct services from one another, and several other companies use “Fizz” as part of their brand too.
Read the ruling here.
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