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A US appeals court has rejected claims that a chicken sandwich is protected by copyright and has ruled that South American Restaurants Corporation (SARCO) did not fraudulently obtain a trademark for the sandwich's name.
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SARCO; Pechu Sandwich; copyright; trademark; US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit; Norberto-Colón Lorenzana
