New York, NY
Intellectual property Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Litigation
Let's be practical. You want to make money by profiting from the association among (a) football players who are named "All State", (b) by an...
My colleagues have provided excellent advice. Now let's be practical. The fact that you were allowed to file a trade name means essentially nothing...
I recall your other question and, with due respect, it sounds to me like you are rephrasing your question to get at least one lawyer on this...
I agree with my colleague but let me emphasize one point. If someone brings you a licensed jacket or hat, and asks you to add other items such as...
I don't think you can do this without obtaining licenses from MLB and perhaps individual teams. Your "shelf" is being marketed with reference to...
This is probably protected by the First Amendment. But here is your practical problem. Even the First Amendment SHOULD protect you, it will not...
Actually, this is a federal criminal offense under the Electronic Communications Act. Don't do it.
It is legal and ethical, but it does not help you very much to us the "TM" with your brand name. Trademark rights arise from use in commerce, and...
Maybe. If someone wrote and published an article that contained false information about you, and if you can prove that (a) the author published...
My colleagues have provided you with excellent advice. Except that my guess is that you have already been effectively sued in the Boy Racer Inc v...
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