Is it "passing off" to glue things to products and sell them on my online store?
You can embellish a product as you describe without confusing the market as to the source of that product. A good example from my youth was the...
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You can embellish a product as you describe without confusing the market as to the source of that product. A good example from my youth was the...
We can't address this in a vacuum of course. We would need to understand the context. For example, both Delta Airlines and Delta faucets are...
You are free to resell any lawfully purchased item and you are not required to purchase from an authorized source, but doing so ensures the best...
Well, the odds are in your favor that no one would ever really know about it, but you could be held liable as the business actor with contributing...
No, not unless that was a condition of them revealing their recipes to you. Otherwise a recipe is not protectable under copyright law because it is...
No. When you purchase the fabric even if properly licensed you do so for your personal use. That does not entitle you to then take the fabric and...
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It should be"non-exclusive." Exclusive makes no sense in context to me. They just want to make sure they can use whatever was created for marketing...
No, that would infringe on both trademark and copyright. BMX did not endorse the stickers you made right? That's the problem. If you need more...
Any creative expression will be covered by copyright law automatically. Then you register the work with the US Copyright Office so to perfect your...
It is not clear exactly what the circumstances are here. I suggest that you consult with a lawyer in private and discuss your best course of action...