Is it legal to show the brand names of other products in my ad?
For these purposes given this is advertising I would go out of my way to avoid anyone's mark or logo from being featured in the ad copy. I mean, if...
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For these purposes given this is advertising I would go out of my way to avoid anyone's mark or logo from being featured in the ad copy. I mean, if...
Software is primarily a copyright issue as it is creative expression. In some more rare cases a patent might be relevant, but this requires a...
Assuming the logo is an original work and the copyright is owned by you, you are free to use it unless doing so is likely to lead to market...
If their work identifiable then yours might be considered a derivative work or perhaps a reproduction of theirs. What is also not clear is whether...
If as you say the new IP is unrelated to your employer, poses no competitive risk, was not developed on company time and with company resources...
Let's assume you were not a bona fide employee under the law, which is likely the case. In such a case, while you are independent and would...
You received good responses. This is a trademark issue. If you sell products you make from fabric that has other's logos and marks affixed you are...
If you are discussing a player, team or sport, etc. then you are free to use images to illustrate your piece. You just can't use the name, image or...
Before you invest in any trademark of your own make sure you get some legal guidance upfront. It is of course best practice to clear it before you...
In all likelihood this will be fine. Clothing designs in the US are not protected as creative expression because we consider them functional. This...