How close can names be for trademark purposes?
The terms "Brewing Company" are descriptive and would be disclaimed anyway, so they really do not help distinguish the mark in the context....
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The terms "Brewing Company" are descriptive and would be disclaimed anyway, so they really do not help distinguish the mark in the context....
For yourself, as in your own personal use not connected to any commercial purpose, then you have no worries.
As noted, generally, copyright law in the U.S. does not protect typefaces. Fonts may be protected as long as the font qualifies as computer...
This really depends on context we don't have. Using quotes will generally be permitted. This is largely because using what amounts to a very...
As noted, this could be seen as creating a derivative work, which would require a license. Before you commit to anything, I suggest that you...
I'm sure you already recognize that in order to use their marks, logos, trade dress and copyright protected designs it will require a license. ...
This certainly sounds problematic especially since you are repurposing the logo (or parts of it) on clothing and reselling. Before you commit...
You are referring to a trademark and so long as you are using it to identify goods or services in commerce (gaming club for example) then you...
Of this is for a commercial engagement, I would definitely have someone take a closer look. Before you commit to anything, I suggest that you...
It's still an infringement either way. Probably low exposure given your facts, but the fact that this is for charity does not remove the...