Chicago, IL
Trademark application Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Trademark Application, Internet ... +4 more
A lot depends on the context. If it's signing someone up as a contestant as a prank, for example, that could be harmless. It could also be...
While the other answers are correct that trademark infringement is a problem, it's also a trademark dilution problem. Dilution is how the famous...
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A lot will depend on what movies they are and where they are hosted. If they are not legally online themselves, then you are likely going to be...
Copyright protects original works of authorship, like the design of the logo. Trademark protects the symbol when it is used in commerce to identify...
I hope that you are using X as your hypothetical mark. Trademark registration is a good idea if feasible. A search would help you determine whether...
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It's hard to answer your question without knowing more facts, but it certainly sounds like you have more of a trade dress or counterfeit goods...
It could be defamation, and it could also violate your right of publicity. So much depends on the specific facts that it is hard to answer just...
Your options generally are to fight the suboena, do nothing, or settle. None of them are particularly good choices. I would contact an attorney...
It doesn't matter that the event is free, the use of unlicensed costumes is still problematic. Companies who use the intellectual property of...
It should not matter that the app is paid for, so long as the names are used only to identify the subjects of the articles and not to imply...
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