To the other resources my colleagues have cited, I would add Alfred Bell v. Catalda Fine Arts, 191 F.2d 99 (2d Cir. 1951), where the court...

A claim for trademark infringement might exist if someone is using the same or a confusingly similar mark for the same, similar or related goods or...

The answer will depend on whether you are an employee or an independent contractor. If you are an employee of the church, then the employer...

Good information from my colleagues. If you work was first published after February 28, 1989, failing to display a proper copyright notice will not...

Good answers have already been given by others, so I won't repeat them again. I would just add my concern that by "trademarking a BBQ sauce," you...

Theoretically, chord progressions are not protected by copyright. Unfortunately, music copyright issues are rarely as simple as they may seem at...

Not sure what exactly you mean by patches "about" lil uzi vert, but if you're going to use his name, likeness and/or logos to market products, the...

Trademark infringement liability can arise only if you use a trademark as a trademark, i.e., as an identifier of the source/origin of a product or...

Copying the distinguishing features of a cartoon character can be copyright infringement. Since you say that people who are familiar with the...

No copyright issue, but there could be trademark problems. Look at USPTO registrations for "Tesla," nos. 3779924 and 4328926 in particular. There's...