What is the difference between a "service mark" and a "trademark"?
Trademarks generally are associated with goods, while "service marks" are associated with services. A slogan could be either a trademark or...
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Trademarks generally are associated with goods, while "service marks" are associated with services. A slogan could be either a trademark or...
In general, names and slogans cannot be protected by copyright law, Copyright law protects original "works" such as books, newspaper articles,...
My colleagues have been to gentile with you. Here is the issue. You want to profit based on IP rights owned by the state of Iowa and/or its...
The issue is always whether there is a likelihood that your version of the logo will create consumer confusion. Changing the colors to a...
As my colleagues have noted, it is dangerous to publish this without permission. On the other hand, the doctrine of "fair use" sometimes allows...
This is an interesting and increasingly common question among fans of professional sports teams. Many fans operate "blogs" that comment on their...
Trademark rights arise from use in commerce, not from registration. While registration has many procedural advantages--particularly in litigation,...
I have read the answers and comments, and my conclusion is that you continue to have some rather basic misconceptions about trademark law and the...
In general, you can print these t-shirts legally only if you obtain a license from your employer. The fact that you are employed by this company...
There is no substitute for retaining IP counsel to represent you in this situation. Many firms offer help in licensing your invention for a flat...