Can I star a lingerie business named "50 Shades of Lingerie"?
Often, entertainment enterprises will protect a movie title as a trademark across many goods and services particularly clothing for merchandizing...
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Often, entertainment enterprises will protect a movie title as a trademark across many goods and services particularly clothing for merchandizing...
How you approach this really depends. In some cases it will make more sense to just ignore it as the odds that they will pursue an action over it...
As noted, you may have a breach of contract claim here, but that has to be fleshed out as well as whether it would be in your interest to invest in...
As the others note, it will require some due diligence, but as noted it appears there is an application already applied for and if "cheesehead" is...
If they are using the same or very similar name within the same industry then you probably want to use a different mark. Before you invest in...
The only answer we can say here is maybe. If you are using this as a tagline then it is serving as a proper trademark. Before you invest in any...
You might be able to force these other marks into a coexistence agreement based on your earlier date of first use, or perhaps oppose their...
I'm not as alarmed by this as my colleague's seem to be. This occurs all the time in cases of kits and gift baskets and we refer to it as bundling....
This sound like you are seeking to create a derivative work but just for your own personal use rather to sell commercially. This would require a...
I would not be comfortable resting on that language as it should make clear that the intention was to convey all copyright interest in it and not...