Can I take content from another website and put it up on my own without the person's permission?
No you cannot, regardless of the nature of the content. Nor, can you start a review site, go to Yelp and copy reviews. It would be copyright...
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No you cannot, regardless of the nature of the content. Nor, can you start a review site, go to Yelp and copy reviews. It would be copyright...
This is a scam. The check will eventually be rejected for being fraudulent., and if you had already sent them the money, you would have to make...
While this kind of action may violate criminal laws, getting the police to act may be difficult. You should seek a civil Order of Protection...
Facebook's "private" setting confers no legal status at all on the information posted. It does not make it illegal to share it. The acts taken in...
It is your intention to look at that artist's works and then copy them -- e.g.-- look at a painting of a chair and copying it-- or do you want to...
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What government database are you referring to?
So, you registered a domain name that included the name "facebook" or "twitter," etc. and then contacted them to see if they wanted to buy it from...
There is no way to know for sure, but it seems to me that the photos are, at the very least, not in the spirit of the order. If I was a judge, I...
When people take this kind of action they are opening themselves up to all kinds of unforeseen risks. Why take the risk? Do you really think you...
It is not defamation to call someone a liar in an e-mail conversation. Defamation requires publication of the message.