I paid a retainer and my attorney no longer works for the firm. Am I entitled to get that money back?
That probably depends on the terms and conditions of your retainer. Check your retainer letter and any terms that came with it. Most state bars...
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That probably depends on the terms and conditions of your retainer. Check your retainer letter and any terms that came with it. Most state bars...
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Look for a skilled contracts attorney who understands intellectual property and can make sure that your idea is protected and compensated. You may...
Like most things, you get what you pay for with trademarks. Do it yourself or on the cheap through a "trademark mill" and you will not learn...
Given names can be registered as trademarks, but only when those names come to signify a level of quality associated with the goods or services on...
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Generally someone can file a suit against you anywhere, but that doesn't mean that is the correct place to file it. Jurisdiction and venue are...
On the surface, no, but there are likely a lot of facts that would change that answer. Your best bet is to get local counsel not only to look at...
Seems odd that they will not provide you a copy of something that you apparently signed, especially since it allegedly directly answers your...
Sounds like you are just trying to make a one-off gift rather than a line of clothing. If that is the case, I agree that this is not use in...