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I was terminated from my job for posting a comment on my facebook about my so called raise - is this legal
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Answered on January 15, 2010
Assuming you're not covered by a collective bargaining agreement or an employment agreement that limits termination to some defined "cause",...
Is it copyright infringement to alter a photo by changing all the colors of the photo?
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Answered on January 14, 2010
There's a good chance that you would be infringing the copyrights in the photos (since the images on the shirts would constitute derivative works...
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Can you use copywritten photos from the internet and fully rework adding new images to the photo, only keeping the base form?
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Answered on January 14, 2010
I agree with Ms. Koslyn. You need to consult with an IP attorney. Generally speaking, derivative works (modifications of an original work subject...
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My employer posts pictures of employees on their web site. I want to know my legal right to refuse to have my picture posted
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Answered on January 14, 2010
Additional details are needed to answer this question. For example, what business is your employer in, and what sort of pictures do they post? ...
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Violation of privacy?
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Answered on December 05, 2009
This depends on a number of factors, and additional details are needed to answer the questions. Is the computer owned by you or is it owned by...
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Intellectual property law
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Answered on December 05, 2009
You should first determine whether the employee signed a confidentiality agreement with your company in which he or she agrees to keep your trade...
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Could I get in trouble selling items I have purchased if I do not work for/with the company that makes the product?
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Answered on November 12, 2009
I am assuming there's nothing about the products themselves that would create a legal problem if they are sold over the Internet. You're not bound...
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Is it legal for an employer to spy on its employees' computers keeping records of their files, use of internet, passwords, etc?
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Answered on November 08, 2009
Generally speaking, if it's a work computer as opposed to a personal computer, the employee has no expectation of privacy, and the employer has the...
Source code ownership rights
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Answered on October 21, 2009
You need to have a technology/IP law attorney review the contracts in order to answer this question. The contracts may not refer specifically to...
Copyright laws: Can I publish a letter that someone else wrote in my book?
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Answered on July 17, 2009
I agree with Ms. Mcfarland-Taylor. You should get something in writing from the authors of the letters acknowledging your right to reproduce and...
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