Should I get my product trademarked if I think it's a unique idea?

A trademark refers to your branding. So you should properly clear and federally register any mark you plan on using in commerce prior to spending...

Can I portray myself as a “doctor” for a computer clinic?

To the extent that you are not misleading the public nor violating any regs by the way you present yourself and your business publicly (e.g. many...

They are stealing my manuscript - how can I make them return it?

I would register the work with the US Copyright Office and if they infringe on it on any way at least you will have some recourse. If you need...

Can i copy a logy legally ?

Do you mean just for your own personal use? Then sure, no problem. Or do you mean in connection with some business, commercial or promotional...

Would a desk/floor lamp trademark conflict with an aroma/motion/salt lamp (with lighting aspects) of the same brand name?

As noted, it is just not possible to address this here. But keep in mind, you have two hurdles to clear. The first is the Examiner hurdle. Will the...

Do I need to ask for permission to use the logos of companies I link to from my coupon/deal site?

In general, you are free to use another's trademark descriptively in text to refer to that mark holder. This is called "nominative fair use" and...

Noted that unless an international trademark is filed a US brand name is not protected but ?

You need to consult with counsel in private and once all the facts and circumstances are clearly understood perhaps a best course of action can be...

Will I be able to make the full amount of my salary?

Unless you have a written contract that guarantees your salary level, you are not entitled to be paid for time you have not worked.

Should I get a product with a public domain quote trademarked so that no one else steals my product idea?

If the quote is to be used as a source identifier (slogan / tagline) like "Just Do It" or "I'm Lovin It" then it should be cleared and filed like...

I don't see any reason why this should be a problem. The first sale doctrine exempts you from infringement for reselling any lawfully purchased...