I was wondering if it is ok to take a branded product. Rip the label off. and use my own label and sell that product?

No kind friend, absolutely no! That is called reverse passing off. It is a form of Trademark Infringement and is actionable. For more...

I bought a .com in 2007 and recently it's been trademarked and they want me to give it up. What is the law?

The law is that he who uses the trademark in interstate commerce has the superior rights. If you have been using your domain name since 2007 for...

Do i make any references of any kind to my first filed application?

Typically you would describe your improvement in a second provisional application or in the non-provisional application. However, you are much...

You need to file a PCT application within 12 months after your earliest priority date. That is within 12 months of your earliest filed Us...

How do you ask Wikipedia to update or correct their information about yourself or another person?

Unfortunately, this is not a Copyright or IP question. I'll recatagorize. You should write to Wikipedia.

Is there a way to go after big companies who sell products that they are not an authorized dealer?

The only way is if the manufacturer is contractually obligated to enforce its distributorship agreement. That will probably not happen, unless a...

Can i sue for them recordeing the live broadcast and sending it to a porn site?

Normally you would own the copyright to the live stream, however the live stream website terms of use may modify your rights in your performance. ...

Absolutely not! if a character is protected by an existing copyright, then artwork based on those illustrated characters is the creation of an...

Can I charge a compilation fee to print, bind, and ship/deliver copyright files into one use-able "notebook" for parents?

It is very difficult to evaluate the complex fact situation that you described. Without reviewing all of the facts, content of the booklets and...

Is this legal? . What legal issues could i possibly run into?

You may have issues relating to trademark infringement, because of your plan to remove the company labeling. The doctrine is called "reverse...