As noted, you are free to sell the actual physical photo you are in possession of. But you are not going to get much for it and frankly it seems a...

In all likelihood, that would definately suffice as evidence of express permission. Usually, a license grant will have more terms regards to what...

If I understand correctly, there are a couple of concerns. One is the trademark concern. Merely using a fictional name in a game is not in itself...

As an artist, you enjoy a wide latitude to create as you wish. There may be many perfectly reasonable fair use justifications to depict a character...

You could be violating their right of privacy and publicity, which are state governed laws that vary. These kick in when one uses the name, image...

You will need permission to use photos that you find online. You might be able to license what you need through platforms like Getty or iStock. Or,...

Merely wanting ownership rights in something does not provide a proper complaint. Was there some arrangement here? If you need clarification, I...

Of course you can operate under an assumed name. Think of Prince for example. It is best, however, to always use your legal name on legal documents...

In theory, if an entity refuses to abide by the DMCA copyright take down protocols then they lose their safe harbor under the act and expose...

Well, regards to a name, that is a trademark matter. In that case, what matters is whether the name is being used in commerce connected to the...