If I own the domain name phillycups.com or the made up blamblos.com. Can someone trademark these terms after I register them.

You are free to register domains and even to speculate on whether they might be of interest later to others. What you cannot do is cyber-squat for...

Can I trademark a logo, that contains a phrase already trademarked?

You need actual legal help with your trademark application. No one is going to be able to give you clear answers about a specific possible conflict...

Can a hedge fund sue another fund for stock pick infringement if their stock profile is passively public and plagiarized?

No, there is no claim there. The way a fund might protect the secrecy of their picks would be to keep them secret and enter into written agreements...

How does NFL logo licencing work?

Typically, they would acquire the license, which requires a very big commitment, and once you are certain that they have the authority to use their...

Seasonal Gift baskets via Facebook ?

This is called "bundling" and it is quite common with gift baskets, kits, etc. There is no issue doing this unless you present a false association,...

You received some good responses. The client can only give you a publicity and privacy rights (media) release to use their name, image or likeness....

Hello i have a question i do printed shirts with my orignal designs Wanted to know if or do i need it copyright or trademarked

It is just not clear from here whether you are seeking brand protection (e.g., the name "Nike" and the tagline "Just Do It") or if you are merely...

Bussiness question

This posting is hard to follow. If you are very concerned about some transaction you entered into, I suggest that you consult with a lawyer in...

Can I sue a magazine for breach of contract?

We would need to understand the terms of the contract and all the facts and details first before offering any advice on this. I suggest that...

Of course. No one owns those terms just like Apple, Inc. does not own the word "apple." The question, which can't be answered here of course, is...