How do magazines get away with using the brand names in their website addresses?
Using a mark in an effort to say you sell or instruct on their products, etc. is nominative fair use. Just like when you order a soft drink off a...
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Using a mark in an effort to say you sell or instruct on their products, etc. is nominative fair use. Just like when you order a soft drink off a...
I bet you already know the answer to your question. You need to consult your own attorney and create a best course of action. I suggest that...
It is advisable to register the code with the US Copyright Office. If you are not the programmer, you should have an appropriate...
As you probably realize at this point, the best answer you can hope for here will be "it depends." That said, all things being equal (i.e., Ted...
This can be a very complex question on the trademark side and frankly I am not so sure there are easy answers. Regards to copyright, I would...
At this point, you should be addressing these kind of specific legal questions to your own legal advisor not a website. Now would be the time to...
As my colleague notes, at this point you really need to discuss it all over with a lawyer in more detail. Obviously, the agreement will have to be...
As noted, it is going to be a civil matter. As my colleague suggests, there may be activities surrounding the contract that are criminal, such as...
It is important to remember that even if you were able register this name with your state for a business registration, it does not mean that the...
There is no way for anyone to answer this question without first understanding your use and conducting the proper clearance search. Whenever...