Is it legal to draw and sell "one-off" parody cartoons/pics using other people's intellectual properties?
As noted, it would be a case by case evaluation. There is no other way to do it. Parody is a subset of fair use. And remember, fair use is a...
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As noted, it would be a case by case evaluation. There is no other way to do it. Parody is a subset of fair use. And remember, fair use is a...
You first inquiry needs to consider how you plan to use the trademark. If you plan to grow a business and invest in a brand then you need to pick...
You of course need to properly clear the trademark, but as noted, if the goods and services are very unrelated then that might not matter (e.g....
The odds that a patent will add value or be economically viable for a website or app these days are probably pretty slim, but always worth have...
Sharing pictures in what context? I mean, if this is solely for personal use that is not really actionable infringement. But if this is connected...
As noted, merely replacing the branding is a problem known as reverse passing off. Lots of people contribute things like artistic contributions to...
There could be several aspects to consider. Patent protection may be feasible, but that really depends and would require a fleshed out discussion...
The extent of copyright protection afforded jewelry designs can get a little chewy. In general, any creative expression will be covered by...
If you are a bona fide employee working within the scope your employment, which is what it sounds like anyway, then the IP you created for that...
If you need a legal document reviewed, I suggest that you consult with a lawyer in private and discuss your objectives in more detail. You can...