Can someone get into trouble for implying online that Plan B dissolves in a drink?
Stating a fact is not a crime. A crime requires intent or a level of recklessness. Conspiracy requires taking at least one overt act or step....
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Stating a fact is not a crime. A crime requires intent or a level of recklessness. Conspiracy requires taking at least one overt act or step....
Gift baskets, kits, etc. is something we call bundling. It is perfectly lawful to do this so long as you are not presenting a false association,...
The context is not very clear here. If this is just going to be depicted in the work incidentally and not a focal point nor are you creating any...
You could be violating the right of privacy and publicity of these players, which are state governed laws that vary. These kick in when one uses...
It really should not be an issue unless your use of the name is likely to cause market confusion as to the source of the products. No one can own...
As noted, these relationships are always governed by a written agreement. Your agreement may have granted them permission to do this we just don't...
We just can't answer that here. You need to know the status of each work and the context is also relevant. As a general rule, works published prior...
So, in theory, there should not be any issue regards to you truthfully stating and showing work you did in the past unless you are under some...
We have no way of knowing from here what the actual cause of that issue is. But if you were able to show that their software was the cause of some...
You would be exposing yourself to a claim under a secondary liability theory for contributory infringement or in that realm. You could get an...