Could I get sued from a company, by using their logo and name in my url of my business website, and or on the webpage?

So long as you have the right terms and conditions prepared that comport with your interests, there should be no reason why this on its face will...

HOW DO I MEET THE BURDEN OF PROOF FOR A TRADE INFRINGEMENT? ON THE INTERNET?

So, merely adding laudatory term like "super" in your example would usually not be enough to create distinction, but as you can imagine it greatly...

Possible bankruptcy ahead. I have written a song & a book, & assigned my interest to my mother. How to protect these assets?

You have an attorney that you should be discussing this over with. As noted by Attorney Herman, this sounds like a fraudulent transfer, even if...

Can I use the image of a vintage concert event poster in my mixed media/stained glass artwork?

Really depends. At first blush, this certainly sounds problematic because you might be creating a derivative work that therefore infringes. In some...

How do I appraoch a copright infringement?

I assume they complained about it and are threatening you? Before you take any further action, I suggest that you consult with a lawyer in...

As noted, this could be perhaps more complex than you might realize. If the domain has the trademark within it and there is no good faith use of...

You really need to get a proper evaluation done here. I suggest that you consult with a lawyer in private and discuss your situation in more...

Can an attorney licensed in DC draft Terms of Service, Service Level Agreement, Sales Order for my Florida based startup?

Of course. Lawyers need to be licensed where they practice (generally meaning where they have a consistent and systematic presence in), not...

In an educational setting do I need to seek permission to create a model of "Andy's room" from Toy Story?

You run very little risk in this scenario. I can all but guarantee no one will ever know nor care about your use of this content even if it is...

Does my store name infringe on this preexisting trademark?

It really depends on how saturated "essentials" is or whether that is considered a descriptive term, which it may be in this context. Before...