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Does "OWNERSHIP" of "NEW PRODUCT" belong to the "INVENTOR" or "PROPERTY OWNER" where product was "INVENTED"?

Ownership of a patent initially belongs to the inventor. If and when the inventor sells or assigns the invention, title passes on to the assignee...

Do I need an Intellectual Property Attorney?

The dreaded depends answer applies here. Did you have a contract with the client specifying the IP? What about drawings with the client's...

If I do a voice recording for a credit union to be used in its answering service, am I entitled to charge for it?

Yes you are entitle to charge for the work you do, whether you charge or not is up to you and the agreement you made prior to performing your job. ...

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Im an artist and have a body of work i want to share with the world for sale that resembles Disney characters. can I legally?

To share means to dedicate to the public for free. To sale is to make a profit. To be inspire by another artist work is par for the game, but...

Design patents vs copy right what will protect you from knock offs more?

I would consider copyright AND design patent. You may not have to choose as often more that one for of Intellectual Property is applicable. ...

I am writing a musical show about Barbra Streisand. Do I need a release from her inorder to produce the show in a theater?

Yes, in general you will need her approval, specifically if you intend to make a show. However, if your show is a documentary, fair criticism, or...

How can I prove that the King James Version of the Bible is public domain?

Simple. Contact a Copyright attorney and ask for a letter certifying that the book is in the public domain.

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I'm creating a product to help businesses utilize Google+ to their advantage, can I use "Google+ for business" as product name?

No, you cannot use a registered trademark without express permission, license, from the trademark owner.

If you use the branded product a one part of the chemical composition, and you do not in anyway identify the brand you used to formulate your new...