Would my domain name be breaking copyright laws?

Like my two colleagues, whose answers were very comprehensive, I believe you would be fighting an uphill battle. You have selected a name, two...

Do I have a right to sue for software plagiarism?

It is too late- at least in the Second Circuit (the northeastern United States)- to ask the web developer to enter into a "work-for-hire"...

If someone else, without the right to use the name, is really trying to impersonate you or take certain acts on your behalf and without your...

I agree completely with the previous poster. I would only add the obvious: That if you purchase a copy of a DVD, you can lend someone the copy...

The previous answer is very comprehensive. I would add this: What you have to be concerned about in terms of including "snippets of information,"...

Copyright and slander case

Without specific facts about: the goods involved, who started marketing them in what territories or regions first, whether anyone has registered...

Would a copyright prevent a prospective client from sharing the details of a proposal with our competitors?

You need to understand that copyright law protects expression, rather than ideas or know-how. So, if your proposals are more than simply lists of...

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Copyright law concerning 90 year old letters

My colleagues' advice is very sound. I would add that, if the letters are not in the public domain, and you are therefore required to get a...

Under what copyright category would video game themed ceramics fall; fair use or infringement?

I agree with the previous poster. Your uses do not sound like they qualify for the "fair use" defense. It sounds like you are reproducing or...

Using a college or university's emblem on retail products

Two other places to look for the appropriate person to contact or deal with: 1) You may well find that the logo or emblem has been registered...