Am I required to give another attorney my attorneys information If they are not representing me with the issue at hand?

If you are representing yourself with respect to this matter, then there does not appear to be a reason to provide the opposing side's attorney...

Should one abandon and refile a service mark application based on specimen description change?

Generally, the word "trademark" is frequently used as a broad term to refer to both service marks and marks for goods. In addition, it is...

It appears that STEELERS is at least a US registered trademark for at least "clothing" and you may be sued for trademark infringement. See:...

If you use the name and/or likeness of a person for commercial purpose you may be liable for violating their right of publicity. Their right of...

How do i start my clothing line?

Generally, you should do a US full trademark search which would include at least, USPTO registered trademarks, USPTO pending trademark...

Can I Legally Buy Items/Video Games Labeled "Only for Sale and Use in Japan"?

Theoretically, a licensing agreement, for example, may have geographic limitations. It would be important to review any licensing restrictions...

Can I repurpose sports jerseys into another item (for example, a bag) and then sell it for a profit?

If the new product has the original trademark on it, then you may be liable for at least, trademark infringement because the original trademark...

There may be at least, trademark infringement and trademark dilution concerns, however, you may argue, at least, fair use, deminimis use, and/or...

Can a photographer hold a copyright of a photograph they took of an already copyrighted item?

Generally, there may be a copyright on a photo of an already copyrighted work. You should discuss with an intellectual property attorney who...

Would it be copywrite infringement to sell t-shirts with the nickname, uniform number, and outlined face of a NFL player?

Generally, if you use someone's name or likeness for commercial purpose you may be liable for violating their right of publicity. You should...