Should I change the name of my event because another event asked me to?
If their market base is pretty big and can easily be confused by the prefix "SX" regards to who is operating that concert then sure this is a...
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If their market base is pretty big and can easily be confused by the prefix "SX" regards to who is operating that concert then sure this is a...
It really depends. No one can claim rights to concepts or story ideas. They can only claim their own creative expression of that idea. The test for...
I think this is very likely a problem and remember even if you are able to successfully advocate the mark through this other entity is free to...
When you operate on their platforms you do so according to their terms. There is no such claim as discrimination against smaller businesses. Such...
If they have a valid claim, they can sue, yes.
While you exposure in doing this is probably pretty low, it could be an issue. The problem is presenting a false association, sponsorship,...
You can certainly name the company's you have worked for descriptively in text to make that point, but as noted, you need to make sure this does...
As noted, the only way to address this is to understand exactly what is being used and in what context. Before you take any action, I suggest...
Unless this character, which is a form of creative expression, is in the public domain (usually anything published previous to 1923) then this...
It sounds like this might be considered creating a derivative work and would be infringing. Before you commit to anything, I suggest that you...