Recent events
Recent events tied to this brand in public sources.
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2021
Contra Costa County fines In-N-Out over vaccine verification
Contra Costa County enforcement officers visited In-N-Out’s Pleasant Hill restaurant three times after complaints that workers were not verifying vaccination cards as required for indoor dining; the visits resulted in a warning and two fines totaling $750.
2021
In-N-Out Burger restaurant fined over vaccination screening
Contra Costa County's health department penalized an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Pleasant Hill for failing to screen customers for proof of vaccination. SFGATE reported that the restaurant had been fined twice in the preceding two weeks, totaling $750.
2020
In-N-Out Burger sues Zurich American Insurance Company over denied pandemic-related claim
In-N-Out Burger filed suit against Zurich American Insurance Company, claiming the insurer breached its contract by denying the chain’s claim for business-interruption losses tied to the coronavirus pandemic. The supplied report does not state an outcome.
2020
Australian court rules Down N' Out infringed In-N-Out's registered marks
An Australian judge ruled that Down N' Out Burgers infringed In-N-Out's registered marks because they were deceptively similar. The article also reports that In-N-Out sued the Sydney chain in 2017 over alleged attempts to trade off the likeness of its branding.
2020
In-N-Out Burger launches a one-day pop-up in Australia
In-N-Out Burger launched a one-day pop-up stall at Archive Beer Boutique in Brisbane, Australia, where diners could buy its burgers and cheese fries.
2019
In-N-Out settles lawsuit over 2017 fire
In-N-Out settled a lawsuit filed by Cal Fire over a 2017 fire that began on property owned by the restaurant chain. Cal Fire had accused In-N-Out of neglect in the fire’s start and spread and sought $1.2 million; the settlement terms were not disclosed.
2019
CAL FIRE sues In-N-Out over 2017 wildfire
CAL FIRE filed a lawsuit against In-N-Out Burger, alleging that a tractor on property owned and maintained by the restaurant chain sparked the 2017 Huasna Fire. CAL FIRE said it would seek $1.1 million in damages.