I've seen this before. Usually the copyright owner will not seek to target an end user at retail but rather will want to go after the commerical...

As noted, you certainly own what you were given. That is, the physical copy of the sheet music is yours to enjoy. This does not give you any rights...

Within the statute, the term "produces" is a defined term: (2) the term “produces”— (A) means— (i) actually filming, videotaping, photographing,...

Maybe. It sounds like you are really describing a licensing scenario. Before you commit to anything, I suggest that you consult with a lawyer...

A patent is not required in order to place anything into the marketplace. It affords you a monopoly on a qualified invention for 20 years. This is...

This kind of situation can chewy legally speaking. As noted, this is not a copyright issue. The copyright is held by the creator and not...

In the context of a book where we are not talking about sound recordings used in video production, a character singing a bar of a popular song to...

You don't actually have to use someone's trademark or logo to commit infringement. Using their trade dress (identifiable colors) can also be a...

Whether the license is assignable should be clear in the terms. If so, then this can be done without the licensor getting involved presumably so...

They can't stop you from reselling product that is lawful and legit unless they could successfully claim that it is a grey market product or...