If the business was to get sued for infringement would I be held liable?

It is entirely possible but not likely that you would be implicated in an infringement action. Know as well that IP infringement is a personal tort...

As noted, I really see no issue from an intellectual property perspective. Even under a copyright analysis and assuming there is sufficient...

You received some good responses regards to your substantive question. In most cases, if you had some professional guidance on this it should...

Yes, the fact that a city skyline is in the logo does not mean anything unless it was clear that you are presenting a false association with the...

1) Do I have any effective recourse to stop this video (through DMCA or whomever), and 2) Could I be fired if found out?

The DMCA take down might work if the host / ISP is in the EU. But as noted, it will be much harder to enforce compliance if they are located abroad...

Standard Character Trademark Question -- Business Name

Maybe. Unfortunately, you can't receive trademark clearance advice here. If the term "shoreline" is very saturated, then perhaps using that term as...

Is it good to have two or more lawyer for a single startup?

Of course it is OK to hire more than one lawyer. The big question is whether that is needed or are you throwing money away. A lawyer with...

If I apply for trademark can I make them stop using the name on their domain and app ? Can I force appstore to remove the app ?

Unfortunately, there is no one straight forward answer here. It is entirely possible that someone else just beat you to using the mark in commerce....

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Is it illegal if I sell the exact same style of hair but with my brand name on it/a different descriptive word on the packaging

You received some good responses. In all likelihood this should not be an issue, but it is worth making sure you would not be infringing any...

Per above

The fact that a museum has a "no photography" policy will not be very relevant once the pictures are taken. That relates to a condition precedent...