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Not really an entertainment law or IP question, I'll try to recatogorize it for you.
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Not really an entertainment law or IP question, I'll try to recatogorize it for you.
No, actually the International class does not matter, at all. What really matters is if there is a likelihood of confusion between the registranr's...
If the objects were created for a video game they are automatically subject to copyright protection. Thereay be, although unlikely, trademark...
Yes, you probably need an entertainment attorney to look at and advise you on the terms of the contract that you signed with the network, when you...
Yes, you do need an IP lawyer to assist you. However, unless your clothing is functionally or structurally novel you cannot obtain a patent. You...
Yes, the employee should not have the right to transfer the handbook, for which you own the copyright, to the new employer. I suggest that you...
Yes, you often can. The test for whether a mark is registerable has nothing to do with whether they are classified in the same International...
Not much can be done after you signed the agreement and were paid the money from your manager. If you have not signed, retain an experienced...
I agree with Attorney Ballard, and suggest that you have an experienced Copyright/IP attorney look at your situation in confidence and counsel you...
The answer is probably yes, you can probably sue your former employee for Trademark infringement, Trade Dress violations, Unfair competition and...