There are no NFL royalty free logos for use. So I'm not sure what you mean by that, but I could be misunderstanding. There is something called...

The designs of these models belong to the entity that made them. So it is no different from using very well-known car deigns like the Mustang or...

You can protect your own creative expression through copyright and your branding through through trademark, but there is no way to protect creative...

You could be violating her right of privacy and publicity, which are state governed laws that vary. These kick in when one uses the name, image or...

If the person is deceased then acquiring a trademark registration will not be an issue assuming it clears, but as noted this could be a violation...

You can't say it is registered as it is still pending. You can use the common law symbols TM for goods or SM for services after the mark as a...

There really is no way for us to address that question here in any meaningful way. Before you invest in any trademark of your own make sure you...

It's always a risk unless your use of their mark is so obviously a fair use like if you just used it to refer to them like "compare to X brand."...

As noted, I see no issues with merely placing self-counted stats on something like a resume. But for clarification, I suggest that you consult with...

It sounds like this would be a derivative of Disney's IP. You can always use generic princesses. But if you are creating something that is...