If a mall lets a storeowner sell counterfeit copies of CDs/DVDs - who is liable for copyright infringement.
Alot will depend upon what you mean by the mall "letting" a storeowner sell counterfeit CDs/DVDs. Others in addition to those who directly...
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Alot will depend upon what you mean by the mall "letting" a storeowner sell counterfeit CDs/DVDs. Others in addition to those who directly...
As everyone else has noted, each "what-if" needs to be evaluated on its own terms. Assuming that the image or expression is in fact protected by...
My impression is that you think the customers or consumers would be the only ones infringing because they would be the ones actually combining the...
Trademarks afford you protection within the area of registration. That means that your registration in Singapore affords you protection...
That is a fairly common and very practical approach. Many companies seek to establish their trademarks in their principal markets first and only...
Just because an image or cartoon appears on the internet does not mean that it is in the public domain. Many companies are very aggressive about...
In the civil context, there are time limitations or "statutes of limitations" within which a party must commence his or her litigation. Once the...
The United States Supreme Court has just reaffirmed that arbitrating a dispute is a matter of consent. Unless the other side is consenting to have...
Unless the "acronyms" you are referring to have fallen into the public domain, which is highly unlikely, their use on T-shirts would constitute...
I would suggest a middle ground: retaining an experienced labor attorney to prepare you for the arbitration and help you determine whether you...