Any work that you are not claiming as yours in the filing can be accounted for. You usually pick the filing form that comprises the most accurate...

As noted by others, the transaction that underpins your use of the software is a license. You don't own the product. They are of course free to...

Sure, you can reach out to any of the lawyers that respond here, but we can't otherwise provide anything other than general legal answers over this...

Fictional characters can certainly be protected even apart from the works in which they commonly appear, but the creative expression is taken as a...

Just based on your description here, it seems that this would be considered a derivative work that would require a license. Before you commit...

This should not be an issue. Because you are specifically discussing the program using screenshots of it would be a fair use. If you need...

The veritical line is an acceptable character at the USPTO that could have been included in the drawing for standard character text when the mark...

This would require a license. If you are just giving these shirts away and in a very small amount it is highly unlikely this would be an issue, but...

I'm assuming you are saying here that someone is not infringing on your trademark / business name? I suggest that you consult with a lawyer in...

No one is going to get involved with this pro bono unless perhaps you are a non-profit and even then it is unlikely. If you are in the...