California Patent Infringement Legal Advice (22 found)

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Daniel Nathan Ballard
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Query: " ... so how do I determined if I have infringed on someone else...
Pamela Koslyn
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As noted by my colleagues, your software will be accepted by the Copyright...
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Steven Alan Fink
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Yes, with full disclosure that it is waiting approval and the warning that it...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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Sure. What you're selling is a patent application -- not a patent. If the...
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Steven Alan Fink
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Unless you signed a written contract containing a covenant not to compete (...
Kaiser Wahab
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Your question essentially asks if by the sheer act of once working for someone...
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Pamela Koslyn
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Contributor Level 9

If you exactly copied someone else's t-shirt design and added a belt to it,...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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Assuming the existing product is patented, it would be an infringement of that...
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Pamela Koslyn
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Contributor Level 9

If by "limited company" you mean "limited liabiity company," then the whole...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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I agree with M. Koslyn that you need to contact an intellectual property...
Arieh Mordechai Flemenbaum
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You should contact a patent lawyer. Patent lawyers are specialists that have...
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Pamela Koslyn
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Probably so different that no one could possibly see the similarity or become...
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Tammy L. Browning-Smith's answer
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Based on what you just stated, it appears as if you want to change a message -...
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Pamela Koslyn
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No, you can't use other people's property without "dealing with copyright of...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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I think you're asking whether it's lawful to sell a product that is "related"...
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Sadiq Aziz Ansari
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I think what you're asking is, now that you've filed your patent application,...
Karen Dana Oster
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If you have reason to believe that someone is would be infringing (e.g. making,...
Laura Mcfarland-Taylor
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Contributor Level 8

Whether or not you have any legal rights in this circumstance, I hope this...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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Contributor Level 7

The below does not constitute legal advice, does not form an attorney-client...
Karen Dana Oster
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Contributor Level 4

Patentability and Infringement are two separate issues. Since the other...
Mason Boswell
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Having the same use is probably not an issue as long as you solve the problem...
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Brett J. Trout
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The first thing you should do is to meet with a patent attorney who has...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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The below does not constitute legal advice, does not form an attorney-client...
Pamela Koslyn
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Furniture designs can't be copyrighted, but they could be subject to design...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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The below does not constitute legal advice, does not form an attorney-client...
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Tomas Michael Flores
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Dear Sir or Madam, What products will you be utilizing to make this jewelry?...
Mario Sergio Golab
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When buying a product you incorporate in your product you should always have a...
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Daniel Nathan Ballard
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You should first read the information published by the US Patent and Trademark...
Gerry J. Elman
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Dan Ballard's posting was spot on. But let me supplement it with a few more...
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Tomas Michael Flores
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Dear Sir or Madam, What type of idea was it? How did you communicate this...
Oscar Michelen
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Not burning bridges is always good advice, but ideas that develop into...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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Contributor Level 7

Sadiq provides a good analytical route to determine if patent protection is...
Sadiq Aziz Ansari
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Contributor Level 4

While Daniel's answer is ideal, it's unfortunately unreasonable to think that...
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Gerry J. Elman
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Good news. You have filed a trademark application with the federal Patent and...
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Gerry J. Elman
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Contributor Level 4

From the limited facts presented, there isn't an answer to your question. But...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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Contributor Level 7

The short answer is that an expired domain name registration can lawfully be...
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Barry Neil Shrum
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I'm a little confused by your question, are you asking if you're entitled to...
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