How do name copyrights work? Specifically character alter ego names/series titles?
Generally, a fictional character may be protected by copyright, however, it appears you have not taken the characteristics of this arguably minor...
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Generally, a fictional character may be protected by copyright, however, it appears you have not taken the characteristics of this arguably minor...
You may need to assign the trademark rights from the design mark to the LLC, assuming the LLC would be selling/rendering the goods/services in...
If this involves a cease and desist letter you should have an intellectual property attorney review as soon as possible. If your entity has not...
If, for example, you are conducting seminars in marine biology and being paid for that, then it is possible that may be use in commerce....
If you are, for example, conducting seminars in the field of marine biology that may be class 41. You should discuss with an intellectual...
Generally, if you use someone else's trademark in commerce for related goods/services, without permission, you may be liable for trademark...
There may be issues of violation of right of publicity or invasion of privacy. You should discuss with an intellectual property attorney in a...
It is possible that the competitor may have common law trademark rights and they may be limited in geographic scope to a particular area. You...
Generally, the client should have a written document indicating that all intellectual property rights to the logo belong to the client, and not to...
Generally, public figures, even public figures for all purposes, can sue for defamation, however, an all purpose public figure would typically need...
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