Ravinia Brewing agrees to change name in settlement with Ravinia Festival

Nearly one year after a trademark fight ended up in Chicago federal court, Ravinia Festival and Ravina Brewing announced a settlement Friday, with the craft brewer agreeing to rebrand.

Ravinia Brewing agrees to change name in trademark lawsuit settlement with Ravinia Festival

Nearly one year after a trademark fight ended up in Chicago federal court, Ravinia Festival and Ravina Brewing announced a settlement Friday, with the craft brewer agreeing to rebrand.

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