Own a business, can I name a menu item by a brand/name of celebrity?
Usually, when you see this it is because a celebrity has been to that establishment then the place names the sandwich or whatever after them. Just...
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Usually, when you see this it is because a celebrity has been to that establishment then the place names the sandwich or whatever after them. Just...
Those kinds of very descriptive almost generic monikers make for terrible trademark protection. Even where they might qualify you often end up...
No one has a claim on a "style" of art. They can only claim their own creative expression. This is the subject of copyright protection. Any...
It sounds like you may have a few aspects to consider. A logo if used to identify a good or service in commerce like the McDonald's golden arches...
If you are specifically commenting on those menus then your use of any copyright protected material should be squarely in the realm of fair use....
This requires a proper analysis. First, we need to know exactly what we are talking about regards to the underlying IP. Next, we need to understand...
if it is solely for personal use it would not be actionable infringement. The courts consider such things de minimis meaning too small to bother...
There is a lot to consider with apps. The odds that a patent will add value or be economically viable for an app these days are probably pretty...
The issue with these kinds of plans is that you cannot present a false association, sponsorship, endorsement or other affiliation with another...
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...