Can I sue a person for stealing my original drawing to use on products for sale?
My colleagues are absolutely correct. You certainly sue the infringer and collect damges - if your copyright is registered you could get a large...
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My colleagues are absolutely correct. You certainly sue the infringer and collect damges - if your copyright is registered you could get a large...
I agree...youre under no obligation to hand over the sales reports - and doing so would ensure this company demands to disgorge you of your...
Theoretically, the buyer could reneg on the deal and demand the money back for your failure to transfer good, unencumbered (i.e. no liens) title to...
The store can certainly try but if your wife is truly innocent and stole nothing then i would be interested in speaking with her.
The short answer to your question is YES. If you file for bankruptcy (or even if you lose a judgment in court) the bankruptcy trustee can try to...
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Theoretically, the short answer is 'yes' but it depends on the mark itself, whether it's unique, are there other uses in commerce by someone else,...
Has your Tax Return been processed yet? Either way, I think your first step is to contact the IRS and explain the screw up ASAP. They may (MAY) be...
You are able to operate a business as a "Sole Proprietor" without registering a formal business entity with the state. However, there are...
I definitely feel this question is for an accountant / CPA. But I would only add that if you are running a Pre-K school business you should...
I do not believe the Clayton Act is applicable either, but I'm more curious to understand why YOU think / thought it was. Your reasoning for...