Could I be sued for using stock images licensed for "commercial use"?
It would depend on the terms of the license agreement. The short answer is NO; if properly licensed then the photographer who presumably placed the...
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It would depend on the terms of the license agreement. The short answer is NO; if properly licensed then the photographer who presumably placed the...
In your case, this certification is a FL centric one and would not be relevant to attorneys that are barred in other jurisdictions. The...
It is entirely unnecessary to repost questions here. You are going to hear from the same pool of attorneys regardless of how many questions you...
Unfortunately, there is absolutely not way anyone here can offer any kind of meaningful or helpful advice without knowing all the details. At a...
As already noted, there are quite a few variables involved to consider before any concrete conclusion can be made. I suggest that you consult with...
At this point, why would you not discuss the specific facts over with an IP lawyer in private if you are concerned? We here have no idea how to...
If it is solely within the classroom learning environment then it should fall within the statutory exemption from the copyright act. This of course...
The short answer is yes. The likelihood that this mark holder can make an argument of market confusion is slim to none and you have a right to...
As noted, no. Once it is in the public domain, then copyright protection has expired on it. Even if you acquired it under license, it will only be...
Some of the content you would be using may be protectable under copyright, but I suspect as the others do that most would not be substantial enough...