Unfortunately, there isn't really a clear question here to answer. There are a lot of legal technicalities involved in doing this type of thing so...

This is, unfortunately, a tough one. Could you be sued? Sure. Wound they win? That could really go either way. On the one hand, you are merely...

The short answer here is that that is a bad idea. Logos from TV shows and movies, names, and other really identifiable elements from them are...

I agree with Attorney Koslyn. In general terms, you have two concerns: The copyright, and the trademark. If you are admittedly basing your...

You can file with a description written by yourself of what you want covered, and pay the higher fee for a class or classes to be assigned to your...

As my colleague mentioned, the title of a single book cannot be trademark protected, though the title of a series of books can. Trademarks are...

You cannot patent a mathematical formula. There are ways to patent how a formula is used, though that really goes beyond the limits of this...

My colleagues are correct in that, financially, it really wouldn't make sense if it came to a legal battle... and, realistically, according to...

As was mentioned by my colleagues, this depends on any agreements that you signed. I work with a lot of artists doing work like this, and have...

As my colleagues mentioned above, potential trademark infringement is viewed according to "likelihood of confusion." This means, a consumer who is...