Instacart is facing a trademark infringement lawsuit over its new app, Fizz, from social media and event planning platform company Fizz Social Corp. The complaint, filed Wednesday in the U.S ...

In the lawsuit, Fizz states that it has been ... and violating California’s unfair competition laws. “This new Fizz App by Instacart and Partiful is a blatant attempt to misappropriate the ...

The lawsuit follows Instacart’s launch this week of a new stand-alone app also named Fizz, which allows groups to order snacks and drinks ahead of parties for a flat $5 delivery fee. Instacart ...

While the Instacart app is geared to food delivery ... However, an existing company using the same name has filed a lawsuit for trademark infringement: Fizz, the rapidly-growing Gen Z social ...

Instacart has launched a new drinks and snack delivery app called Fizz, the company announced on Tuesday. The 21+ app is built for friends and family and ...

The platform aims to nix the friction from shared orders with guest-friendly links, flat fees, and built-in payment splits. Nicolette is a lifestyle writer based in Brooklyn, NY. Enthusiastic and ...

Alexa, play “Don’t Stop The Party” by Pitbull for Fizz, the newest food-delivery app from Instacart. The grocery-delivery platform has launched the app it’s pushing to be a must-have for ...

Instacart is launching a new, Gen-Z focused app for group orders of drinks and party snacks, expanding its core delivery business beyond grocery hauls. The new app, Fizz, lets multiple users ...

Defendant Instacart intended to divert consumers from the Fizz Platform’s online location to the Fizz App online location for Defendant’s own commercial gain.” Additionally, the lawsuit ...

"This new Fizz App by Instacart and Partiful is a blatant attempt to misappropriate the goodwill that Plaintiff has painstakingly developed through its continuous use of the FIZZ Marks among the Gen-Z ...