Do you have to trademark the name of a website in order to get the rights to its use?
You do not have to trademark a website name to attain what is deemed "common law" rights. Once your site is registered and current, no one can...
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You do not have to trademark a website name to attain what is deemed "common law" rights. Once your site is registered and current, no one can...
It does not seem that you had a pirated copy; instead, it appears that the language of the End-User License Agreement (EULA), if there was one may...
You imply that someone owns the former tag line. If that is so and you can read that it is confusingly similar, then you ought to obtain a license...
As a designer, your work or creativity is yours except where it can be shown that you did it as a work-for-hire (generally done for someone or...
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You may be concerned about different issues than infringement here. Your concern as I note is that the airport gave your father's phone to someone...
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You are starting from a tenuous position in asserting fair use. Are you using the "parody" for commercial purpose? There are several layers of...
It is and will become necessary for you to ascertain that you "invented" the product, although there can be a direct link to the person I assume...