Your baby can read "intentional trademark and copyright infringement"?? Trying to sue me??
Let me be clear---you attempted to infringe. That is enough to make you liable under copyright law. Your intentions do not matter one bit--you...
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Let me be clear---you attempted to infringe. That is enough to make you liable under copyright law. Your intentions do not matter one bit--you...
I am not sure what "flipping out" means, but in any event, I would need to obtain substantial additional information from you before I could advise...
The publication was not an accident---and most IP rights are "strict liability" offenses, meaning that whether your use of the photograph was...
Characters from movies are protected by copyright, trademark and state laws. It is illegal to use such characters. Moreover, unless your...
It depends. If you consented to the use of the photograph, then the company can continue to use it (unless your consent was limited in time or...
It sounds to me that you have already agreed in e-mails to allow this publisher until June to publish the book. E-mails can constitute enforceable...
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I represent independent record labels, artists and songwriters on a regular basis and, unfortunately, I would need a lot more infomation before I...
Yes but this is a tricky business and you should do this without professional legal advice from trademark counsel. Depending upon how you handle...
As my colleagues have mentioned, you should retain counsel in Florida if you want to pursue this. You have several problems, however. First, there...
I agree with my colleagues but one further point must be made. Time is of the essence in pursuing this matter. You may be able to convince the...