Naperville, IL
Patent application Lawyer at Naperville, IL
Practice Areas: Patent Application, Medical Malpractice ... +2 more
Back to the Future is presently covered by U.S. Reg. No. 1541678 with a classification that covers T-Shirts; there is probably a separate...
From the facts you have provided, it is unlikely that you will have a problem with this course of action. Copyright does not extend to the...
Given that these are works from the 40s, not only must they have a copyright notice, but they must have been properly registered - there is no...
To the extent there is an invention, and based on the facts you have set forth, any patent would properly go to you, as you would have performed...
Given what you are proposing, I think you can likely go ahead with minimal fear. However, there are a few things you should know. As attorney...
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There are plenty of sources of "cheap" music; for example, if you Google "royalty free music" you will get a long list of websites purporting to...
Attorney Ross hit on all of the key points - retain a lawyer, decide how much you want to fight, and be prepared to pay a bit to settle. In my...
Regretfully, the answer to both questions is probably no. To explain, you have issues here involving both copyright and trademark. In particular,...
The answer is that once you have filed, assuming that your filing covers the novel features of your design, you will have secured your filing date,...
I assume that you have already filed for a design patent (which is an entirely different animal than a utility patent). My experience tells me...
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