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Posted 7 days ago in Trademark Infringement Santa Clarita, CA 
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
As noted by Mr. Wahab, trademark rights arise only through the use of the mark -... 
Kaiser Wahab's answer
Federal trademark rights tend to override state trademarks, if they are senior...
Posted 7 days ago in Trademark Infringement Elmsford, NY 
Ronald David Coleman's answer
You have really reached the point where, one way or another, in order to get an... 
Pamela Koslyn's answer
To be sure that the rightsholders of these 2 schools who have rights ot these 2...
Posted 8 days ago in Copyright Infringement Florida
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Sounds like no one's consulted a music lawyer about any music business affairs....
Kaiser Wahab's answer
There are many variables to that question, which has no "benchmark" answers...
Posted 8 days ago in Copyright Infringement California
Ronald David Coleman's answer
Ultimately they do have to prove that the DVD's were counterfeit, yes. There...
Posted 8 days ago in Intellectual Property Seattle, WA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
There are 2 copyrights in every recorded song, one to the musical composition/...
If I have a phrase I would like to market to certain entities should I copyright it or trademark it?
Posted 8 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 8 days ago in Trademark Application Chicago, IL
Bernard Samuel Klosowski Jr.'s answer
You are probably in the clear if, among other things, XYZ Corp. has legally "...
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Are you sure this company no longer exists? You can't rely on a Google search....
Posted 8 days ago in Trademark Infringement Elmsford, NY
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Maybe. Will your morphed image look enough like either one of the original...
Ronald David Coleman's answer
As usual, my colleagues here have spoken well. There is nothing new under the...
Posted 9 days ago in Patent Infringement Texas
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
In addition to Mr. Klosowski's super response, consider this: if someone's...
Bernard Samuel Klosowski Jr.'s answer
Look to the claims. If the claims of the later patent are sufficiently...
Posted 9 days ago in Copyright Infringement Huntington, WV
Pamela Koslyn's answer
You need to know that some rightsholder most probably owns the rights of every...
Ronald David Coleman's answer
One can, but one risks being sued, or being threatened with a lawsuit and...
Posted 9 days ago in Intellectual Property San Diego, CA 
Jeffrey Thekdi Gedeon's answer
When it comes to infringement, all that matters are the *claims* of the patent... 
Steven L. O'Donnell's answer
Without seeing your application and the patent, this is impossible to answer....
Posted 9 days ago in Intellectual Property California
Jeffrey Thekdi Gedeon's answer
Yes, infringement covers the activities of making, using, selling, or importing...
Bernard Samuel Klosowski Jr.'s answer
Yes, even if you are "just making" your widget to give away, it could still...
Posted 9 days ago in Intellectual Property Las Vegas, NV
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Please search Avvo for your query, you'll find this road well traveled. You'll...
Posted 9 days ago in Intellectual Property Tigard, OR
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
Your note: All I want to know is how to file a civil lawsuit. Response:...
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
The problem with a dispute - other than the dispute itself -- is that those...
Posted 9 days ago in Intellectual Property Santa Clarita, CA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
While registering your business name as a dba/fictiious business name doesn't "... 
Carlos Gonzalez's answer
A DBA does not reserve a name, nor a right to a name... In order to protect it...
Posted 10 days ago in Trademark Infringement Brooklyn, NY
Ronald David Coleman's answer
This is simply not a question, unfortunately, that can be answered without the...
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
Trademark rights are specific to the countries (and, in the U.S., only those...
Posted 10 days ago in Intellectual Property Modesto, CA 
Ronald K. Phillips' answer
My colleagues provide excellent counsel, to which I'll add one minor additional... 
Dana Howard Shultz's answer
You are correct that absent an assignment, you still own the copyright in the...
Posted 11 days ago in Intellectual Property Louisiana
Bernard Samuel Klosowski Jr.'s answer
You may have a copyright issue, depending upon your status as a researcher or...
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
First, your research data are facts and, as such, are not copyrightable. Your...
Posted 11 days ago in Intellectual Property Los Angeles, CA
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Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
Names yes, logos and other trademarks no -- at least not w/o their permission....
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Since these are your clients, the last thing you want to do is alienate them by...
Posted 11 days ago in Copyright Infringement Champaign, IL
Ronald K. Phillips' answer
Yes, quite possibly. You would be creating a "derivative work" from the...
Bernard Samuel Klosowski Jr.'s answer
Yes. Unless your service is for non-profit education, news, criticism or some... |
