New York, NY
Litigation Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Litigation, Intellectual Property ... +2 more
No, that you are a not-for-profit does not give you license to use copyrighted material, though it may make it easier and cheaper to get permission...
There is something called "the right to publicity" that varies in every state but almost all states would require you to get permission or license...
The quick answer is no. Just because you bought the cd does not mean you are entitled to use it for commercial gain. You would need to obtain a...
What you are describing may also be a federal and/or state criminal offense as well. Just not a great idea all around.
Just as an FYI: If you search for the trademark "sudoku" on the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) web site, you'll find that...
No lawyer can answer a question this general, but here goes: Sometimes when a client has no obvious defense and is consdiering an offer of jail...
The criminal defense division of my firm has dealt with this issue on many occasions in both State and Federal court. The authorities are way too...
Lack of knowledge or an intent to infringe is not a defense to copyright infringement. An innocent infringer however, is usually required to pay a...
You may also want to explain to your uncle that California has one of the most liberal "right to privacy/right to publicity" laws that allow...
On a Robbery 3, a class D felony, he can receive zero to seven years in jail though jail time sounds unlikely from the facts you provided. As a 16...
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