Supporters, league fight over Cascadia Cup trademark

Supporters will own Casadia Cup trademark

Cascadia Cup Council will jointly own the trademark, while agreeing that all parties and MLS would need to unanimously agree to monetize the trademark.

Cascadia Cup Trademark dispute nears end with agreement in principle between MLS and the CCC

MLS blinks first in Cascadia Cup TM dispute

Commissioner Don Garber tells Canadian blogger that he'd be OK with solution in which supporters own the trademark.

Supporters have "productive" meeting with MLS

Supporters groups from Seattle, Portland and Vancouver have conference call with MLS representatives but still feel they "well positioned" to protect trademark.

Suits v Scarves - Cascadia Cup Controversy

MalcontentJake is a Supporter. This is his take on the Cascadia Cup Trademark battle.

Garber: MLS still wants to own Cascadia Cup TM

MLS commissioner essentially tells reports that MLS is worried that supporters might sell rights to name without league approval.

Supporters file own trademark on Cascadia Cup

In direct opposition to MLS's efforts to trademark "Cascadia Cup," ECS, Timbers Army and the Southsiders band together to pursue the trademark for themselves.

MLS: Trademark would protect 'Cascadia Cup'

League says they are planning to meet with teams and supporters to discuss the application.