Can I get the url based on my use and trademark registration from these people?

Yes. If you bring an action under the ICANN Uniform Domain-Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) you may be able to have the domain transferred. ...

How do I become a legal music label? And what type of legal entity do I have to be to hold a charity?

You really have two separate issues raised: To become a music label you should probably incorporate the company, as a corporation in the state of...

Can someone legally use my name and life story in their publicity ad, or to solicit donations without my permission? Can I sue?

Unless you have given your permission or are a public figure, you have a right of privacy. They have to have your authorization. It is possible...

Can I copy data from business "X" website to complete that business's unclaimed profile on yelp?

The information on the websites is not protected. The format and composition is protected by copyright. So you can use the data but not copy the...

I want to pitch a spin-off starring a character from an old show. Viacom owns the character. How can I pitch the spin-off?

Your first pitch should be to Viacom, since the rights would be clear. Otherwise you will need to get a license for the characters and show.

Actually, copyright is not an issue here. However, you may be infringing the band' s trademark rights. You would be better off buying authentic...

What's the best way to protect myself as a writer/filmmaker?

I don't think the solution is to "lawyer up" now. There is nothing your lawyer can do at this time. Your best bet is to continue writing and try...

Can I use props my ex built for a film 3 years ago in my new film as long as I credit him?

If he designed set pieces and props, he has the copyright on them, unless otherwise agreed in writing. He should be given the choice of whether...

There has always been a demand for patent attorneys. Especially those from good science and engineering colleges and universities, those with...

Fictitious name

You have received good advice. I suggest you contact an experienced Trademark attorney who can help you.