A Texas-based gas station and convienence store known for its friendly beaver mascot is suing yet another business for trademark infringement. On March 19, Buc-ee's filed a federal lawsuit against ...

The Super Fuels logo features a brown, smiling dog in a red cape set against a blue background, which the lawsuit argues mimics Buc-ee's iconic logo of a beaver wearing a red cap on a yellow backdrop.

IRVING, Texas — You may have seen a local gas station chain with a friendly looking anthropomorphic dog with a cape as its logo. And if you haven't noticed it, Buc-ee's certainly has.

But that hasn’t stopped the giant gas station chain, which originated in Texas but is quickly expanding across several states, from crying foul over Barc-ee’s similarity in name and circular logo.

But that hasn’t stopped the giant gas station chain, which originated in Texas but is quickly expanding across several states, from crying foul over Barc-ee’s similarity in name and circular logo.

Buc-ee's sued a smaller Texas-based gas station chain, Super Fuels, on allegations of copyright infringement, claiming its logo is too similar to the Buc-ee's logo.

Most E.V. charging happens at home, and while gas stations say they want to capture the E.V. market, the time it takes to buy a snack is far less than what it takes to charge a car.