How do I respond to a counterfeit and trademark infringement letter from an attorney?
Lee is a real firm, of course I can't say whether this particular contact is real, but I would bet it is. The odds that anyone would sue over...
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Lee is a real firm, of course I can't say whether this particular contact is real, but I would bet it is. The odds that anyone would sue over...
If what you are describing is really just personal use of the image on social media and this is not connected to any commercial activity then you...
As noted, each aspect requires a review and analysis. For example, if you are copying things that are now in the public domain (roughly anything...
To get an exact answer it will have to be properly analyzed. But if this is really an adaptation then it implies that it will be considered a...
In general, there should not be a problem with merely creating tutorials and referencing the creator and their software is not an infringement, but...
Based on what you are describing there seems no reason to have to change anything. You are free to write a fictional story about a real university...
You can, so long as the patches are not branded so to give the impression that your product comes from some other source. In general, you are free...
As noted, this will require a license because you would be creating and commercializing a derivative work. If you need clarification, I suggest...
Yes, that is an asset. And yes, in theory, you can license the IP back the NFP, but as noted, you need to at least be concerned with the optics. Is...
As noted, there are layers of IP protections for things like board games. You are certainly free to pitch them the idea, but if you want to make a...