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If I have a phrase I would like to market to certain entities should I copyright it or trademark it?
Posted 3 days ago in Intellectual Property Seattle, WA
Kevin William Grierson's answer
If the phrase is to be used on products and the marketing of goods, it would be...
Bernard Samuel Klosowski Jr.'s answer
You MIGHT have a "literary work" that is copyrightable, but it must first be "... Posted about 1 month ago in Intellectual Property Kent, WA
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
Personal names (including pseudonyms) function as trademarks ONLY if they...
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Yes, it's possible to trademark (actually, service mark) your name for your... Posted about 1 month ago in Intellectual Property Seattle, WA
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Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
You note: Because the design involves illustration that I created, my intention...
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
Za-zing. As our politicians say, I associate myself with the remarks made by... Posted 16 days ago in Intellectual Property Redmond, WA
Bernard Samuel Klosowski Jr.'s answer
Once you "wrote" the source code you had a "common law" copyright. However, to...
Kaiser Wahab's answer
To add to the other post, which absolutely correct, you should be keenly aware... Posted 3 months ago in Intellectual Property Seattle, WA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Probably neither, it probably doesn't make sense to register a copyright to a...
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
You've posed a false choice. When registering the copyright in a work of... Posted 2 months ago in Copyright Infringement Seattle, WA
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
It depends on the painting. If five painters set up their easels at or near...
Pamela Koslyn's answer
It sounds like you have a copyright claim for this unauthorized copying of your... Posted about 1 year ago in Copyright Application Washington
Oscar Michelen's answer
This really does not change my prior answer to your earlier post. Your own...
Bradley D Smith's answer
You are right to point out that the Copyright Act of 1909 (which I believe... Posted about 1 year ago in Copyright Application Spokane, WA
Michael Alex Wasylik's answer
1. Pursuant to 17 U.S. Code, § 105, works of the U.S. government are not...
Oscar Michelen's answer
To add to the above answer, here is some general information about copyright... Posted 9 months ago in Trademark Application Seattle, WA
Clark AD Wilson's answer
Without seeing it or comparing it to another mark I cannot give you a definite...
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
The following is not legal advice and should not be relied upon to take or... Posted over 2 years ago in Intellectual Property Washington
Phillip Gustavo Day's answer
I agree with my colleague, that from a practical perspective, look for...
Anthony Edward J. Campbell's answer
A copyright is the proper form of protection for a photograph. Although... Posted over 2 years ago in Intellectual Property Washington
Mark Phillip Walters' answer
In answering your question, I’ll first assume that the dress you seek to...
Daniel Du-Ning Woo's answer
I'll add some comments to Mr. Walters' answer. Your question doesn't say where... Posted about 1 year ago in Intellectual Property Shelton, WA
John M. Kaman's answer
SUDOKU is not a proprietary name, in other words it does not belong to anyone,...
Oscar Michelen's answer
Just as an FYI: If you search for the trademark "sudoku" on the United States... |