The crux of the questin is if there are trademark rights in the movie title that may confilict with your frient's facebook page. The other...

What do you think of the domain name powertrademarks.com for an aspiring trademark attorney?

I like it! It's not descriptive and paints an imaginative image for the prospective client. You should also be abale to register the brand. ...

If what you make or how you promote it creates a likelehood of confusion as to source or sponsership of you candle holders, then you can be sued...

Please see my question below regarding potentially trademarking a slogan.

You can protect a slogan if it has been used in connection with the sale of goods or in the premotion of services. You can also protect a slogan...

Can I use the Robert E. Howard Character Solomon Kane as the basis for an original fictional work for sale?

Exellent question. I don't know the answer as I did not do the required research. I suggest that you retain an experienced copyright attorney to...

Why is jewelry considered a "useful article?"

Because congress and the courts determined that jewelry is worthy of design patent protection. I suggest that if you feel differently, write to...

In a trademark that features a design are you stuck with that exact design forever or is it more general?

Your registration is for that exact logo and you should be consistant in using the logo. If you want to revise/update the logo you can petition...

It may be, depending on how much of the work your are taking and what specific portion. You should have the experpts in your article cleared by a...

To be safe, you may have to since it is probably a registered mark. However, I suggest that you retain a trademark attorney to clear the name for...

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At home, can I print out a NFL logo, put it on a sign, and hang it in my bedroom? Just for personal use only "Not for resale"

As long as you only use the logo for private personal use, you woudld not infringe the rights of an NFL team. If you project it to the skies at...