In order to protect an "idea," you need to either file a patent application to protect the invention surrounding your "idea" because ideas in and...

Registering a company name (your LLC) is not an act of using a trademark. Selling goods or services under your mark is. So, if you were in business...

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Your trademark may or may not be an infringing mark when dealing with Nike's trademarks. A review of the proposed mark and Nike's marks should be...

You should ask yourself if you would stand there and say "good idea" to someone that did that to your trademark. Or, would you be upset for them...

As the photographer, you are the author of the pictures. Under the law, the copyrights in the works vest in you, the author. In order for a...

Is the "patent company" selling/licensing the software that you allege infringes your patent? If so, you may be able to sue the "patent company."

A specimen of use for a service mark has to show enough detail that the examining attorney assigned to your application can verify that you are...

You should retain an attorney in the jurisdiction in which you are living/working and ask that attorney, based on your location and the location of...

It sounds like a well-thought out arrangement between the two parties, the details for which may or may not be good for you, depending on what...

You can try, but it would be a waste of money. The First Amendment protects your speech from being censored by the US government and only the US...