AUSTIN, Texas — Two years after Stubb's Bar-B-Q agreed to change its name to resolve claims made in a 2015 trademark lawsuit, the restaurant and venue gets to keep the name, according to KVUE's media partners at the Austin American-Statesman .

The news comes as the founder of Stubb's Bar-B-Q is getting inducted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame .

McCormick and Co., which bought One World Foods Inc., makes Stubb's barbecue sauce. In 2015, the company filed a lawsuit against the Austin music venue. According to the Statesman article, the dispute began when additional Stubb's restaurants opened in Austin at Graceland Grocery and Lala’s Little Nugget. One World claimed those locations weren’t covered by an “oral license” that allowed for the operation of the original Stubb’s on Red River Street and a catering operation at Mean Eyed Cat.