Birmingham, MI
Intellectual property Lawyer at Birmingham, MI
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Licensing ... +2 more
Your question is very fact specific and not one that can be readily answered in a public forum such as this. It would be best for you to seek...
Principally, there are two parts to a sale of artwork. First, there is the sale of the actual piece of art, which gives the buyer the right to...
As stated by in the previous answers, the addition of such minor words as "the" and "a" will do little to prevent confusion in the marketplace. So,...
If you want to protect your stich "based on its appearance," you should investigate and consider filing an application for a design patent. Please...
When speaking with the attorney you hire, investigate the option of adding a carve-out clause for any inventions you have already created and can...
You have an idea and you want to create it. If you mean create the idea - absolutely. Nothing can stop you from creating new ideas. If you mean...
Arguably, you have three assets: the words in your trademark, the design (logo?) in your trademark, and the combination of the two. You chose to...
A copyright vests in a finished work so depending on what stage your work is in, it may not be considered finished and you could finish it without...
Copyrights vest in the authors or artists that create the works, unless there is a writing (contract) that indicates ownership of the copyright is...
There are three questions here. Would a customer of yours or a customer of Superman products be confused as to the where your offerings come from...
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