This may actually be fine, but it really will depend on how similar the end result is to the actual logo, and just what is covered by the logo on...

It does not mean that the sellers trademark was suspended, and it certainly doesn't mean that you can appropriate their trademark and sell your own...

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I feel like you would be infringing too. If you use an image, or a name, or, in this case, both an image and a name, that belong to another...

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Can this be done without infringed party getting into any trouble?

Please don't resort to "self-help" for this sort of thing. You may be 100% correct in your assessment of the situation, but there is a good chance...

Is it a safe time to send a Cease and Desist Letter?

Without more information than you have provided here it is not a safe time to send a case and desist letter. You may be right about what you have...

What are our options with a .com domain that was registered(squatting) by someone else before we filed a trademark

Unfortunately, despite the illegality of cybersquatting, there are a number of companies out there for whom this is their business model. ...

If your logo would be associated with the Rugrats in the minds of consumers then you are probably in a bit of danger. Even if the image is not...

Can we use a XVII century drawing in our logo without violating any rights?

Possibly. While there wouldn't be any copyright attached to the original image there may be to rights attached to the modern versions. For...

Can Local.com trademark the term "local"?

You are under the wrong impression. It isn't whether the name is common, it is whether the name is the common name for the specific product or...

How would I go about building the website and remain protected?

Your first step should be to contact an attorney who can help you with the appropriate contracts and agreements (confidentiality, non-disclosure,...