I want to know if I can copy the scent description off of a company I purchase from for my own website?
If you were merely reselling the same you could get away with quoting the description verbatem by simply stating that the maker ddescribes the...
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If you were merely reselling the same you could get away with quoting the description verbatem by simply stating that the maker ddescribes the...
Using any Disney IP in a commercial context is risky for sure. It is unclear exactly what you intend, so we really can't offer much here....
As you can tell,by the other answers, there really is not much we can add here without reviewing the agreement and all the facts and circumstances....
There may be several ways of approaching this. For example, you can offer a profits interest in the entity so the underlying assets including IP...
Sometimes they can of course, but not in all instances. If you have concerns about their infringement accusations, I suggest that you consult...
I don't think I'm clear on what you intend here exactly. Before you commit to anything, I suggest that you consult with a lawyer in private and...
We would need more context here, but I think for your purposes the most important aspect will be to make sure you are not presenting a false...
They would have to be identifiable for them to have claims in the first instance and not just to their family or close circle of friends. And even...
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You can protect an invention, but not really an idea. A patent protects the "how" not the "what." Whether you qualify for one is the first question...
If the image was made by you, then it is likely not going to be a copyright problem although it is possible if it is substantially similar to...