Not sure about India. If it were USA you'd definitely need an agreement assigning ownership. And it likely would be good to have for India whether...

If the ones you are buying are themselves counterfeit, don't even think about it. If they are authorized, then in theory, and only for copyright,...

Save all your documentation. Anything on the web, save at least with a print to pdf. There's also a fairly arcane Amazon arbitration procedure in...

Trademarks and service marks don't exist in the abstract. The same name for totally unconnected businesses is different that if the businesses are...

Literally, yes, as long as it is not deceptive. Accurate geographical information is available for the public to use. But your specific details...

It depends on what worries you. Are you concerned about ease of transfer or business ownership, estate planning, using a business address instead...

Maybe. But as soon as you use the word "franchise" you need to proceed with caution. Franchises are highly regulated (they can be prone to scams...

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If, by "nationality" you mean you want trademark rights in more than one country, then you need to file in each jurisdiction. Nine of this has...

When you retain a lawyer they will likely research contributory infringement and inducement of infringement.

Chances are Comcast was subpoenaed using your computers IP address to get your name. Once plaintiff has your name the official Summons and...