Merely working on a separate project that concerns the same subject matter is not grounds for a lawsuit. There will have to be something more at...

Don't send anything unless you know for certain that you need to get his agreement. If you both just discussed mere ideas, it is most likely...

It's not a one-size-fits-all answer. If you are running both through the same business bank account then they are already comingled. You would want...

You can use their marks to refer to them. This is called "nominative fair use" and the classic example is a restaurant using Coke or Pepsi in their...

As others note, there was a contract (an offer, an acceptance of the offer and consideration to bind the offer). That said, there could always be...

If the tagline is being used for restaurant services, then using it for a lemonade business could be an issue. In any event, the mark will have to...

Your example actually answers your question. The very fact that there is both an UBER and a LYFT tells you that the business concept is not...

It's perfectly fine to use the brand names to refer to them specifically and descriptively in text (e.g., "our cases fit all iPhone models")....

You can do anything you want with the stickers for your own personal use. Placing them into commerce is different. You can't, for example, take a...

You can and we see this all the time. Issues can come up where it may appear as if the brand that made the can is also the source of the candle or...