Lost Dog Coffee in trademark dispute

July 25, 2012 | Filed under: Business,Front Page News,News | Posted by:

Garth Janssen, the proprietor of Lost Dog Coffee, a Shepherdstown coffee and tea house, recently received a cease and desist letter directing him to stop using the phrase “lost dog” in relation to his business and to turn over his website to Arlington-based Lost Dog Cafe.

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One Response to Lost Dog Coffee in trademark dispute

  1. Jeff Hertrick July 27, 2012 - 4:18 p07

    Good, fair reporting, Bryan Clark. This is a time for Shepherdstown folks to band together behind one of our own. The owners in Arlington are being motivated by greed, and it is laughable that they are now saying all they want to do is talk with Garth and settle this. People who simply want to chat about an issue DO NOT HIRE LAWYERS and authorize a cease and desist letter!

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