Can I use a college name on the bottom of my drawing and sell prints of the completed work?
Clemson didn't sponsor or endorse that piece, so that is a trademark infringement. You might be able to get a craft license through them however...
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Clemson didn't sponsor or endorse that piece, so that is a trademark infringement. You might be able to get a craft license through them however...
Maybe, that could constitute a material change to the mark if it is considered as changing the commercial impression, even though it does not have...
Does it matter? I mean, you are asking whether they have any legal grounds to demand that you not post these samples of the work. First, I don't...
If you are writing about Game of Thrones for example, you could use an image or a clip of the episode to help illustrate that point, the same way a...
None. You have no claim against the seller if they were not part of the agreement and what they were selling was a lawful product. You may have a...
Just because it is spelled differently does not mean it cannot be confusingly similar. I could not for example call my new tech start-up "Boogle"...
You may have garnered some prior use rights under common law, but these will only extend to the scope of your market penetration and market...
You received some good insights already. You have to jut be sure that a) they are in fact in the public domain, which many may be, but some may...
If you are doing business under a name that is different from your legal name then you should file a DBA. It is probably a better idea to set up a...
When you are in a public setting, which you would be in this case working behind the bar of place where anyone is welcome to come in, you have no...