Can an attorney accuse you carte blanche of whatever *if* they have include one fact?

The letter was most likely a standard cease and desist letter, which often contain every possible cause of action in them. This is to cover all...

How should I respond to an email with UDRP complaint against me?

You will need to contact an attorney to review the complaint and advise you how to respond.

Are there any waivers for application fees for a non provisional utility patent?

The filing fee for a micro entity for a provisional patent application is $65.

If the photo was meant for "criticism" and in no way infringed upon the copyright holder's income is it considered Fair Use?

Fair use analysis is very fact intensive. You will need to have an attorney review your situation. Many times people mistake criticism of any...

What happens if you address examiners refusal in 4 ways, but 2 are wrong, will the ruin chances of overcoming refusal?

That depends if the arguments are related to the same set of claims or not. If, for example, claims 1-20 are rejected for four different reasons,...

When it comes to trademarks, is it common to receive conflicting advice from different attorneys?

There is always the possibility of conflicting advice from attorneys, because many situations are open to different interpretations and opinions.

Can/should I fight it? What are the alternatives?

Check Etsy's Terms of Use. There is almost certainly a mechanism for responding when your material is taken down for alleged infringement.

Trademark rights exist for as long as the owner is using the mark. Common law trademark rights only exist where the owner actually used the mark. ...

If we kept our training and licensing programs totally separate, would it still be considered a franchise?

This is not a trademark application question.

Would Trademark registration be denied if names were a similar social media service as "Petable" and "Petable Me"?

If the goods and services being offered were the same, the example you gave would almost certainly create a likelihood of confusion. A trademark...