Yes, of course you can. You are free to use another's trademark descriptively in text to refer to that mark holder. This is called "nominative fair...

Before you invest in any trademark make sure you get some legal guidance upfront. It is of course best practice to clear it before you start using...

Image Copyright Question?

As noted, this is a DMCA issue. Your terms should conspicuously note the appropriate contact person or entity and contact info that handles...

Generally, you are free to resell any lawfully purchased item and you are not required to purchase from an authorized source, but doing so ensures...

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Can "RITE" and "RIGHT" registered as trademark in class 8 for one product (grinding wheels)?

If what you are saying is that these two marks would be competing in the same industry then it will be a problem. They are essentially identical...

Can I sell a product such as markers if there is a pen company with a similar name that's a registered trademark?

Well, given that you are in the same sandbox here, that might be an issue you will want to avoid. I mean, in cases where the goods and services are...

Can I reproduce an original painting that I own into lithographs?

No, owning an actual painting does not mean you have the rights to the underlying intellectual property. Only the copyright owner (or with their...

How can I protect my logos, videos, poems, music, images, painter, or other ideas as a youtuber poet artist...etc?

Most of what you describe here would fall under copyright protection. Any creative expression will be covered by copyright law automatically....

We plan to buy branded shaving products in bulk ,then repackage & sell them in shaving kits along with other items?

What you are proposing is called "bundling" and it is quite common (e.g., kits, gift baskets, etc.). You just have to make certain that you are not...

I owned a service mark that is now labeled as dead. Can I reactivate it?

The first question is whether the rights to use the trademark are in any way encumbered. Assuming you have the right to use the trademark you need...