A legal question about book covers?
As my colleagues noted, it's unclear what you're asking. If you've properly licensed the background graphic(s) or image(s), there shouldn't be...
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As my colleagues noted, it's unclear what you're asking. If you've properly licensed the background graphic(s) or image(s), there shouldn't be...
First, what are your notes from? May be true for some manufacturers. I can't think of any offhand who would. Why would they?
The POSITA standard is subjective. But the rest of your statement is about the standard for obviousness. Yes, it is a difficult area. As to why...
I agree with my colleagues. But it seems like you're not asking a question. If all you want to do is proclaim that jewelry shouldn't be...
Your registration covers only the exact design you registered. Not variations. If others try to use marks that are confusingly similar and are...
You should speak with a trademark attorney about that. You may not be able to use that name in connection with a pirate-themed business, but hire...
You haven't provided nearly enough info to tell if what you've thought of is patentable or already known. Don't provide more info on your invention...
Yes, in theory. It depends on what the mark(s) and domain name are. Don't share them publicly (eg, here). Speak with a trademark attorney.
It's possible. In principle, anyone can sue anyone over anything. Here, it depends on what the domain name is, and what the trademark is. Don't...
Nope, you cannot print someone else's copyrighted material, or put someone else's trademark on something. It doesn't matter if your Terms of...