I have an invention that I want to profit from, but the invention is an add-on component for something that is already produced?
I would highly recommend that you speak to a patent attorney and/or intellectual property attorney
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I would highly recommend that you speak to a patent attorney and/or intellectual property attorney
No if you report the attorney to the right governmental agencies and they take action
I would not use any Chevy logo without securing a licensing agreement from GM.
you can call the music company and ask for the licensing department and get a licensing agreement. I would have an attorney review it.
you can patent really anything you want if you want to spend the money filing it with the US Patent Office. With that said, your idea has to be new...
Unless the business does exactly the same type of business as the other one the debt wont transfer. but if you are opening another business that is...
I dont see any reason why someone would not want to purchase your business for the "good will" that's associated with it, i.e., your customers.
It would appear that you would be acting as what is known as a "finder" and not taking an active role in your friend's business. You are merely...
I would seek legal advice and counsel from a lawyer practicing in the State of Florida.