I am wanting to trademark my LLC and my slogan in the State of Missouri. Would I need to do this separately?

If you want to file for a State of Missouri trademark application for the name and the slogan, you should discuss with an attorney licensed in...

THE NAME ON MY PATENT APPLICATION SHOULD IT?

Generally, the scope of protection for a patent is defined by the claims, and the title does not define the scope of protection. You should...

Generally, a very short phrase, by itself, is not protected by copyright, however, use of a short phrase may arguably be copyright infringement of...

If I plan on selling digital IP or branded apparel worldwide through ecommerce platforms, do I need to register a trademark?

If you want to sell in the U.S. your own "branded" apparel designed by you, then you typically would want to at least file for a U.S. trademark...

Can you legally use the logo of your employer in your profile if the buisness is closed?

Generally, one should not use a trademarked logo without permission of the trademark owner. You may be able to generally indicate in words,...

If a game developer awards a patent of the game to the people that created the game, can they create content for the game?

You state "if a game developer awards a patent". Generally, for a U.S. Patent, someone applies with the US Patent and Trademark Office and...

Can I sell prints of an artistic photo that contains a trademarked store sign?

The Toys R US sign or logo appearing on the buildings, at least before the store's closing, appears to have an element of creativity and/or a...

Generally, if one has a U.S. registered trademark for "John Smith", then if someone else uses a confusingly similar trademark for similar...

Can I use faces of recognizable people hand-drawn by me on commercial CD covers?

Generally if you use the name or likeness of an individual who is alive, or possibly recently deceased, for commercial purpose, you may be...

Infringement of a patented microchip

Generally, one can file a patent application for a combination device, which includes one or more known components. Generally, in the U.S.,...