New York, NY
Business Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Business, Contracts & Agreements ... +2 more
I know that patterns can be protected by copyright assuming they possess the requisite creative expression. Whether the knitting stiches you...
The lottery results are just facts. You are of course free to display them. You are also free to use another's trademark descriptively in text to...
The LLC will not help you. Intellectual property infringement is a personal tort action. That means you will, presumably, be sued personally and...
I agree with my colleague. Uploading content for which you have no permission to use is asking for a problem. But I admit that I ma not fully...
That sounds like it could be a "reverse passing off" issue, which is a trademark infringement concern. I would get some legal advice on your...
Who knows? This can't be answered in the hypothetical. I could not for example register the trademark "GOOgle" or "gOOgle" and get away with that,...
Based on these facts the answer is most likely. You need to make sure that even though the underlying work is in the public domain that you are not...
You would have to be using the phrase as a source identifier which makes it a trademark (e.g. "Just Do It" or "I'm Lovin It"). But even in that...
It is perfectly fine to be "inspired" by another's work. Whether this amounts to infringement is a different story. The test for copyright...
It sounds like you need to have a proper release created for them to sign that gives you their permission to use and distribute that content. You...
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