Sending credit card info in email -- illegal?
No, not illegal. In fact, in most cases that is how the info will be transmitted anyway only it is done over encrypted and secure systems (https)...
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No, not illegal. In fact, in most cases that is how the info will be transmitted anyway only it is done over encrypted and secure systems (https)...
Yes, you may be exposed to legal action. it sounds as if there is a course of action you can take that will appease them, so I would explore that,...
In short, yes. Any use of the NFL logos requires permission save for some limited circumstances. I mean, if this is for your own personal use, like...
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I will retag this in the right section as this is not an IP question. But the short of it, is that employers have wide latitude is creating rules...
I agree with my colleagues, but we would really have to fully understand your ultimate objectives before rendering any best course of action. Given...
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As noted, you are correct and many businesses similarly situated have been sued under secondary liability theories for contributory infringement...
If the infringing content is entirely user generated, then you can be sheltered under the DMCA. You would be obligated to respond to properly...
Yes. Typically, the licensing agreement you have will offer an indemnification for such things. Basically, this is a cause of action as against the...
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You are admitting to a felony. Say nothing further to anyone and consult a criminal attorney at once to discuss your plan of action. If you are...
You need the preponderance of evidence to show he did it to win in civil court. If you have nothing that links him to it other than your testimony...