Los Angeles Intellectual Property Legal Advice (77 found)Narrow your searchPosted about 1 year ago in Intellectual Property Los Angeles, CA
Daniel W Mcdonald's answer
Generally, it will be hard to both have your cake and eat it too by keeping the...
Dana Howard Shultz's answer
I agree with the first contributor and would like to add a couple of thoughts.... Posted 7 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes Los Angeles, CA
Robin Mashal's answer
Disclaimer: The materials provided below are informational and should not be...
Jon Kenneth Perala's answer
Two main issues here are "priority of use" - which business first used the mark... Posted 8 months ago in Intellectual Property Los Angeles, CA
Oscar Michelen's answer
Whole volumes have been written on what constitutes a "derivative work" so this...
Pamela Koslyn's answer
I agree with the other response that it would be difficult for this partner to... Posted 9 months ago in Intellectual Property Los Angeles, CA
Tomas Michael Flores' answer
It's going to depend on the button, what you changed, and how much of it you...
Pamela Koslyn's answer
I agree with the other response. I would think that something as common as a... Posted 4 months ago in Copyright Application Burbank, CA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Here's the link tto online copyright registration: http://www.copyright.gov/eco/...
Allen Babakhanloo's answer
Under the 1976 Copyright Act, which applies to works fixed on or after January... Posted 3 months ago in Contracts / Agreements Burbank, CA
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
The interior design company is applying an old maxim: If you have the law on... Posted 5 months ago in Intellectual Property Burbank, CA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
You need what's called a Life Rights or Life Story agreement with anyone whose...
Copyright. So can I use a compulsory mechanical license to have my actor sing a song Kareaoke style?
Posted 5 months ago in Copyright Infringement Studio City, CA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Now you're asking about a synch license, the right to use someone's song being...
Mario Sergio Golab's answer
No, you cannot. There may be many reasons why an author would not like to... Posted 5 months ago in Copyright Infringement Studio City, CA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
A compulsory mechanical license is permission to use someone's published song,... Posted 11 months ago in Trademark Infringement Los Angeles, CA
Gerry J. Elman's answer
Good news. You have filed a trademark application with the federal Patent and... Posted 11 months ago in Trademark Infringement Los Angeles, CA
Oscar Michelen's answer
The key would be "confusion" and "dilution." Is it likely that someone would...
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
The fact that you're seeking online legal advice before making a branding... Posted about 1 year ago in Intellectual Property Los Angeles, CA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
As the other responses advised, your website does have statutory immunity for...
Dana Howard Shultz's answer
Another issue that you did not raise but that could easily come up: Copyright... Posted about 1 year ago in Intellectual Property Los Angeles, CA
Oscar Michelen's answer
You are not likley to be arrested for downloading one song. The guy will not be...
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
To recap: you admit downloading songs without paying for them -- and which... Posted 12 months ago in Entertainment Los Angeles, CA
Kenneth Allyn Sprang's answer
Is the name unique? Who owns the rights to the name? If you were born John...
Barry Neil Shrum's answer
SAG requires that you register your professional name with them when you join... Posted about 1 year ago in Contracts / Agreements Los Angeles, CA
Frederick Mason Morgan Jr.'s answer
Anthony Kornarens, (310) 458-6580, is an expert in the area of music royalties.
Okorie Okorocha's answer
I know several attorneys in the Los Angeles area that I can refer you to.... Posted about 1 year ago in Employment / Labor Los Angeles, CA
Gordon Morris Fauth Jr.'s answer
I don't know all the facts and have not researched the legal issues, so please... Posted about 1 year ago in Intellectual Property Burbank, CA
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
None of the following constitutes legal advice but is rather only general... |