The first one to use a mark can essentially stop others from using it in the same categories and in the same geographic areas. However, if you...

You received some good responses above. Depending on your name, and exactly how they are using it, and what any terms might have been that were...

As others said above, you automatically own the copyright from the moment you created the logo (if someone else created it, then you would need to...

I have dealt with this before in CT, and CT is fairly particular with disclosing information. To do this, you would want to set up a business...

If you are talking about using images from the internet for reference, such as "I want to see what this piece of clothing looks like draped on a...

You received some good answers above. It really comes down to likelihood of confusion among consumers, as mentioned above. Think about it from...

As far as would you be ok doing this, it comes down to whether the trademark holder would accuse you of infringement, and if you fought them on it,...

It depends on the level of detail and the level of really pulling directly from the book that you do, including how much of what is written you...

I have seen a range of employment agreement, with the terms being anything from "Anything you do, we own" to "Anything you do that is specifically...

The trademark that you own protects against others infringing in your class of goods, but does not restrict your own use. You may brand out,...