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Posted 2 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 2 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 12 days ago in Patent Application Lake Forest, CA
Gerry J. Elman's answer
In general, no. Under U.S. patent law, one's own disclosure of the invention,...
Jeffrey Thekdi Gedeon's answer
In general, you must file a patent application within one year from the first... Posted 7 days ago in Intellectual Property Los Angeles, CA
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
Your question reveals a fundamental misunderstanding that many, many people (...
Pamela Koslyn's answer
If my colleague's examples have not enlightened you to the point where you... Posted about 1 month ago in Copyright Infringement Hemet, CA
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
Query: " ... so how do I determined if I have infringed on someone else...
Pamela Koslyn's answer
As noted by my colleagues, your software will be accepted by the Copyright... Posted 1 day 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 2 months ago in Patent Application Los Angeles, CA
Steven Alan Fink's answer
Yes, with full disclosure that it is waiting approval and the warning that it...
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
Sure. What you're selling is a patent application -- not a patent. If the... Posted 13 days ago in Trademark Infringement Chico, CA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Does this other user have a trademark? Do you have one? All you've mentioned...
Kaiser Wahab's answer
As a threshold matter domain names can and do infringe the trademark rights of... Posted 15 days ago in Business Newport Beach, CA
Steven Alan Fink's answer
Unless you signed a written contract containing a covenant not to compete (...
Kaiser Wahab's answer
Your question essentially asks if by the sheer act of once working for someone... Posted 4 months ago in Copyright Infringement Ontario, CA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
If you exactly copied someone else's t-shirt design and added a belt to it,...
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
Assuming the existing product is patented, it would be an infringement of that... Posted 2 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes California
Pamela Koslyn's answer
If by "limited company" you mean "limited liabiity company," then the whole... Posted 2 months ago in Contracts / Agreements San Diego, CA
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
I agree with M. Koslyn that you need to contact an intellectual property...
Arieh Mordechai Flemenbaum's answer
You should contact a patent lawyer. Patent lawyers are specialists that have... Posted 2 months ago in Trademark Application San Francisco, CA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Probably so different that no one could possibly see the similarity or become...
Tammy L. Browning-Smith's answer
Based on what you just stated, it appears as if you want to change a message -... Posted 4 months ago in Trademark Infringement Los Angeles, CA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
No, you can't use other people's property without "dealing with copyright of...
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
I think you're asking whether it's lawful to sell a product that is "related"... Posted 10 months ago in Intellectual Property Palo Alto, CA
Sadiq Aziz Ansari's answer
I think what you're asking is, now that you've filed your patent application,...
Karen Dana Oster's answer
If you have reason to believe that someone is would be infringing (e.g. making,... Posted 5 months ago in Copyright Infringement San Jose, CA
Laura Mcfarland-Taylor's answer
Whether or not you have any legal rights in this circumstance, I hope this...
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
The below does not constitute legal advice, does not form an attorney-client... Posted 8 months ago in Patent Application Chico, CA
Karen Dana Oster's answer
Patentability and Infringement are two separate issues. Since the other...
Mason Boswell's answer
Having the same use is probably not an issue as long as you solve the problem... Posted 6 months ago in Intellectual Property Los Angeles, CA
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
The below does not constitute legal advice, does not form an attorney-client... Posted 6 months ago in Intellectual Property California
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Furniture designs can't be copyrighted, but they could be subject to design...
Daniel Nathan Ballard's answer
The below does not constitute legal advice, does not form an attorney-client... Posted 10 months ago in Copyright Infringement San Clemente, CA
Tomas Michael Flores' answer
Dear Sir or Madam, What products will you be utilizing to make this jewelry?...
Mario Sergio Golab's answer
When buying a product you incorporate in your product you should always have a... |