I agree with my colleague that you may have already agreed to send a photo as a condition of winning the promotion. If so, then you may not be able...

In general, you are free to buy an item then lend some artistic contributions to it and resell it. A good example might be taking a generic denim...

Using something generic like this is unlikely to cause an issue, but the potential exists. For example, let's say you were using well known...

As noted, if this is not commercialized in any way and remains private then it is not going to be a problem. If, however, you are using images...

Whether you have actual claims really depends. Are you a newsworthy person? Did they infringe on your copyright in the photo? Before you take...

It is referring to a non-disclosure agreement and invention assignment agreement you must have signed during your onboarding process with the...

If you are discussing specifically the comments you are referring to then this would be an exercise of fair use. It's like if you were discussing a...

What you are saying doesn't make much sense in the context of how these transactions typically playout. I'm not sure what exactly happened here,...

Permission is not required if you own the photo and are not using anyone's name, image or likeness to help sell or promote a good or service. So...

I assume you mean enforceable? I'm sure they are intended to be, but these kind of entites are notoriously problematic. Do your research before...