Are there any publicly-published documents that cannot be cited for other reasons?
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No except once in a while for reasons of national security, or to protect the identity of witnesses involved in law enforcement matters, a gag...
The answer is--it depends. Context is everything, If you register a combined design/word mark for a product I one class of goods, that does not...
Yes you can sue if the takedown notice was fraudulent or improper, and if the review was protected by fair use. The Digital Millennium Copyright...
No. Don't use these logos without a license. The major leagues strictly monitor use of their league and team logos. Using them without permission...
Celebrity impressions may constitute fair use in certain circumstances---if they qualify as parody. For decades, comedians such as Rich Little...
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Notary laws require that signatures are witnessed and authentic. However, it is legally sufficient if the person who signed the document stands...
Your landlord is probably on solid ground. While geographic marks are sometimes weak, that is not always the case. Further, the main issue is...
If you purchased from a reputable source, I would expect them to honor the warranty. You should hire an attorney. Did you contact LG? If not, you...
There is no easy answer. They are both related. It doesn't matter which is more related. Relatedness is enough to cause market confusion. If you...
It will not be safe until you hire an IP attorney to conduct a trademark search for you. If there is a problem, changing a letter or two in the...