The S-Corp status is only available to citizens and legal residents. Your options will be either an LLC or C-Corp and while you are certainly free...

Someone made Bubble Land game2015 after I wrote& copyrighted 2012 Land of Bubbles which is a story Im making a game of same name

I suggest that you consult with a lawyer in private and discuss your best course of action in more detail. I think this is all you can do ta this...

The name Fifi Shades an infringement to the Fifty Shades of Grey Series?

There is just no way to get a concrete answer to this question here and we are not in a position to offer specific clearance advice on your...

Is it legal for me to publicly post a picture of someone else that was taken in a public setting by me?

So if you took the picture we have no copyright issues as those interest belong to you. And if you are not using the image to sell or promote a...

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Have a trademark question on a mimic steroid being manufactured?

I'm not going to pretend to know the regulatory regime that governs the sale of these products, but of course that is something you need to...

Can you show memorabilia from athletic competitions in a documentary piece? In a promotional piece? How about an Olympic medal?

Regards to your doc film, no problem. I just do not know what you mean by "promotional piece?" There, so long as there is no market confusion or...

Business with Similar Name (Trademark)

Well, it could be an issue even if you have no intention of seeking a proper registration, but there is no way to answer this in the hypothetical...

Can you sue a search engine for not indexing a website?

No, there is no "right to be indexed by Bing." If what you are saying is that you believe that Bing breached their contract with you and this...

Are YouTube Videos copyrighted?

If you are only linking or embedding the content, essentially pointing to the You Tube servers then you should not have an issue. But of course the...

Can Copyright Troll file lawsuit against owner of LLC?

IP infringement is a personal tort action, so yes of course they can and most times will sue the person not just the entity. If it were any other...