This is a little confusing. The trademark's value is tied to its use. If you close shop and want to stoe away the trademark for safekeeping that...

That's an opinion. You are free to express that on a shirt or in any other way. That is not defamatory. Disney is not injured by that. If you...

Becasue there is no one-size-fits-all answer to this, I suggest that you consult with a lawyer in private and discuss your objectives in more...

You are referring to licensing terms. You may not need that, but using their logos may be considered more than what is necessary to merely refer to...

If it is likely to cause confusion in the marketplace then it can be an issue for sure. Here, while you are doing different services it might still...

What would I need to do to show that this person indeed stole my idea?

Ideas are not protectable. A patent protects the how not the what. Further, there could be any number of legal considerations invoked in your...

The code is protected by copyright upon creation. It is owned by its creators. If they choose to make it available through an open source license,...

The facts and context matter in such cases. In general, anything created during the employee's bona fide employment and within that scope would be...

If I am not attaching my own label to used clothing to which I have added my needle and artwork, is it legal to re-sell?

I'm not 100% on how exactly you intend to alter these. It is perfectly legal to buy an item, then alter it and resell it so long as the item is...

As noted, "fan art" is really just a nice way of saying moderately tolerated copyright infringement. In some contexts it will never be a problem....