Can i use another company's logo for my advertisement ?
That is actually the basic, textbook definition of trademark infringement. (That's a "no" to your question, by the way)
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That is actually the basic, textbook definition of trademark infringement. (That's a "no" to your question, by the way)
In addition to reporting it to the sites involved, send the individual a written message that you wish no further communication or contact of any...
A book title is only protectable to the extent it has become a trademark of its publisher or author so that it may lead someone to believe that the...
Unfortunately, what may often be seen as a "Simple question" really delves into a coimplicated area of intellectual poperty that is very...
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The Coney Island Corporation owens all four registered marks related to "Mermaid Parade" but I do not think it would prevent you from having a...
You can write about whatever you want, its a free country with freedom of expression and speech, as long as you don't use someone else's trademark...
This is not going to fall into one of the fair use exceptions, unless you are going to be critiquing or commenting on the content and then you...
An idea is neither patentable, nor copyrightable. So unless you had a non-compete; non-disclose; non-intervention agreement before you submitted,...
That's really up to you; it's not a question we can answer in this forum. I would expect you are nervous about what may happen in the future if you...
I can only answer what I tell my law students - that law is a very stressful profession. You often have to be on your feet or in a chair for hours...