The newly renamed NHL team filed a federal lawsuit after an Oregon-based gear brand objected to share the name

It is becoming a mammoth headache for both sides. The NHL's Utah Mammoth filed a federal lawsuit against a hockey equipment manufacturer to settle a trademark dispute over the team's name. Why is the fight over ‘Mammoth' escalating?

The owners of the NHL’s Utah Mammoth have filed a lawsuit against a hockey equipment bag manufacturer to settle a trademark dispute. The lawsuit filed in U.S.

Mammoth Hockey has been selling hockey bags for a decade. It just sent the NHL club a cease-and-desist letter.

I can tell you that Mammoth Hockey intends to vigorously defend the litigation recently commenced against it by Utah Mammoth of the National Hockey League and protect its longs

In a statement provided to the Deseret News via email Wednesday, Mammoth Hockey responded to the Utah Mammoth’s U.S. District Court filing, which calls for a decision on the NHL team’s use of the “Mammoth” name.

The Utah Mammoth logo outside the Delta Center in Salt Lake City on May 13. The team's owner and the company that helped in the trademark process are suing the company Mammoth Hockey amid a growing dispute over the team name. (Carter Williams, KSL.com)

The NHL's Utah Mammoth has filed a lawsuit against a hockey equipment company. Here is everything you need to know.

The “Mammoth” name has existed in hockey circles since at least 2014 — and the company that used it believes it has exclusive rights.

"Utah Mammoth and the NHL believe strongly that we have the right to use the name Utah Mammoth under federal and state law, and that our use will not harm the defendant or its bus