Copyright includes at least the exclusive rights to reproduce the copyrighted work in copies, and to prepare derivative works based on the...

Generally, if you use someone else's trademark in an internet domain name there are at least trademark infringement, trademark dilution, and...

The primary complaint is Copyright infringement, Does 28 U.S.C. § 1367 allow me to sue for defamation, fraud, etc. as well?

Generally, if the claims are sufficiently related then you may be able to file them in one lawsuit in U.S. District Court. You should discuss...

Will I run into legal issues using the name “Disney” in a book titled “The Disney Dad’s Survival Guide”?

If you use the name Disney for commercial purpose, there may be trademark infringement and/or trademark dilution concerns, and you should discuss...

I got US Patent in 2009 but never maintained/paid fee. Can I revive it?

Generally, it may be possible, for example where maintenance fees were unintentionally not paid, that a patent may be revived; however, you should...

Does a patented limited invention prevent a broader invention from being patented?

Generally abstract ideas, by themselves, and mathematical formulas, by themselves, are not patentable. See:...

My name was removed from a book I illustrated which violates my Terms of Service. What do I do?

You should have an attorney send the client a letter to indicate that the name should be placed back on or in the book and/or that you are going to...

There may be at least, trademark infringement and/or trademark dilution concerns, and there may be at least arguments of fair use, deminimis use...

Domain name and trademark dispute

Generally, it is possible that someone may, for example, have common law trademark rights, without a trademark registration, so use of a domain...

USPTO suspension consultation needed?

It appears that you may want to attempt to revive the abandoned trademark application, if possible. However, you need to act immediately,...