Former employee is using my trademark and manuals

Well, this needs to be parsed out a bit. First, and just to be clear, are we only concerned with the logo or are we also concerned with the...

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How to trademark a pseudonym?

Please see my response to the other identical posting you have.

If it has been used as a trademark, this can certainly be registered assuming it is not in conflict with another mark that is confusingly similar...

Is it legal for a company to continue to use your credit card after it expires without asking you for the new expiration date?

That is actually an interesting question. The problem unfortunately is that it really doesn't change anything for you. That is, if they have a...

I am starting an online business with my 3 brothers. We live in different places - MO, TX, OK, Sweden. Where do we form our LLC?

You have a lot of options regards to where you can domicile the entity. That is, DE, WY, NV, for example are very popular go-to states because of...

Do i have any liability on contracts i have signed for subcontractors for a company i am no longer employed by?

Your simple question does not engender a simple answer. As my colleague notes and which I agree, it depends. Generally, if you only as an employee...

Customer refuses to speak over email, we want email to keep record of communications, customer threatening legal action.

I read your question and follow up comment to Robert and I am still unclear about the case. That said, I have a couple insights. One is that...

How to Dissolve LLC in PA

I agree with my colleague. It is best to formally and properly dissolve the LLC. More importantly is that the members are able to come to terms...

If my cousin's aunt's boyfriend makes me a logo for my dance company, can I trademark that logo?

The short answer is yes, you can use it as a trademark. That said, any creative work affixed in an expressive format like this has a copyright...

Will registering a business name with the FCC protect my right's and name?

Attorney Burdick is correct in that this offers no protection regards to the name. If you are infringing, registering a name with the FCC does...