New York, NY
Business Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Business, Contracts & Agreements ... +2 more
The trademark issue is one thing of course, but you also have to be concerned that by creating fabricated part you might be seen as practicing...
Maybe, so long as there is no other business already registered in the state of registration by that exact name. This of course is a highly...
As noted, not unless it is also being claimed as a trademark, but not because they have any relation to your father that is irrelevant to a...
Formats, concepts and styles are not protectable. The test under copyright law, which applies to creative expression, is called "substantial...
Maybe, but it depends and you may want to take a step and consider whether this is prudent. The analysis is whether the acronym is recognized in...
Before you do anything, take a look at the pre-conditions to NFL licensing: https://www.nfl.info/NFLConsProd/Welcome/cpAgreement.htm
In most cases yes, you will have a standard character text mark (e.g., the word "McDonald's") and then you file a separate image mark application...
Like some of the others here, I'm just not clear on all you facts so I really do not want to confuse things further by stabbing at the wind. If...
The short answer is yes assuming that it ultimately identifies a good or service in commerce. I think merely signing stuff you own will not get you...
Forget it and move on. The only way you are going to obtain a license through the NFL to do what you are describing is to meet the minimum...
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