In a trademark cancellation proceeding, can i just use the other side's "testimonial" evidence in lieu of providing my own?

Yes, you may. Doing so may be a very high risk proposition, and it would be even riskier without a knowledgeable lawyer who is experienced in...

Is it legal to prohibit a contractor from starting/ working with a similar internet based marketplace website in U.S & Canada?

It may or may not be. It appears that you are trying to ask whether the provision you have posted is enforceable, but that may very well depend on...

I met a man on the internet who said he was 18, I later found out he is 17. I'm 33. I live in KY, can I get into trouble?

You are asking a lot of questions which have potentially troubling implications. You should at the very least discuss these questions with a...

If someone is making comments about me and even posting these comments on the internet what recourse do I have?

Chances are you have no recourse. It is not against the law, or grounds for a lawsuit, to hurt someone's feelings. The only possible recourse you...

Can I sue for libel, slander, defamation based on actions taken by an employer

You will need to speak to an Arizona lawyer, but you may indeed be able to bring a succesful lawsuit based on these claims, which are certainly...

It is extremely unlikely that your dress qualifies as novel enough to be patented. But it is not impossible. The link below has a very good...

Can a subpoena be issued after a trail has been started?

Absolutely! I assume you are referring to a trial subpoena for a witness. Although the Federal Rules do require "reasonable notice" of a...

Do the federal rules of civil procedure eliminate the possibility of bring suprised by evidence introduced at trial?

Yes -- the Rules, in theory, do. Unfortunately, in the real world, the Rules are not always applied as they should be, and some judges are...

You were told something incorrect. It is possible that your employer had an "honor system" policy for customer relations purposes, but you were...

Bestbuy had a 52" TV on their webpage for $9.99..if you buy it do they have to sell it to you at that price if it was an error?

No. An advertised price is merely "an invitation to make an offer," not an offer itself, and you have no legal rights by virtue of merely spotting...