Can I sue websites and bookstores selling books I wrote and published but lost in a storage unit?
I agree with my colleagues. The physical copies are likely abandoned property but the ebooks are infringing. I suggest that you consult with a...
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I agree with my colleagues. The physical copies are likely abandoned property but the ebooks are infringing. I suggest that you consult with a...
There are a lot of open-ended variables here. The fact that an entity is a non-profit means nothing regards to a trademark analysis if in fact that...
I agree with the others. Courts do not use these percentages; it is a fiction, so ignore that advice. If you have to ask the question, yours...
You have a right to resell any legit product that you purchase. The issue that can be a problem is that when you alter the trademark that item then...
I agree with my colleague. Just to make sure one point is clear, it matters not whether you are making money, or are a non-profit, you can still be...
If what you are saying is that you want to place other trademarks on tee-shirts in your effort to sell them then this is exactly what trademark law...
Maybe, maybe not. The particulars matters. The issue that is implicated here and which you may want to look up is called "reverse passing off."...
I agree with the others. What you describe is straight up copyright infringement. This is not to say that anyone will ever know or care enough to...
Unless you are suggesting that they are deceiving the public, I would mind my own business. Yes, it is trademark infringement, but you know why...
The test, as noted, is called substantial similarity. Frankly, if you have to ask this question, they are too similar. Disney is the world's...