Can I trademark a name for a blog that already exists, but is not trademarked yet?
You might be able to get the registered mark at the USPTO, but this other user will have senior prior use rights under common law that will extend...
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You might be able to get the registered mark at the USPTO, but this other user will have senior prior use rights under common law that will extend...
You can do this and your defense is that it is a parody. It does happen, but it can also create a lot of headaches for you as well. There is a...
You received good advice here. You also have to understand that there is nothing you can do at this point that is not going to cost you thousands...
More details would be needed. My concern is that what you propose will be considered a derivative work of the game and therefore open you up to...
Without getting their percussion, you could be violating their right of privacy and publicity, which are state governed laws that vary. These kick...
While you likely retain the ownership interest in those designs not accepted, the client may still be able to argue against your use of them if it...
You have to make sure that you are not using or creating a derivative work of another's creative expression. So using your own version of the US...
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If they are not operating within the US jurisdiction or they are operating in very different classes of goods and services, they should not be a...
You might be misunderstanding how trademark law is applied here. Merely placing a phrase on a shirt or bumper-sticker for example is not trademark...
I mean, placing a few decorative pieces in the bar is one thing. Placing a large Bug Bunny on the roof may very well cross the line over to...