"Copyright is the "right" to "copy". If you make a copy, you violate the copyright owner's exclusive rights. There are affirmative defenses, but...

Most law firms that actively work on intellectual property cases have relationships with other law firms in other countries. Try asking a local...

The standard is whether there is a likelihood of confusion. It can't be evaluated based on a hypothetical. Above or below might not change a...

Maybe. Maybe not. Things that might or might not make a difference are whether there is rt or copyrightable text in the picture, what you say...

Making a copy violates the exclusive right to make a copy ("Copy" ... "right"). There are affirmative defenses that depend on the facts, like was...

Avvo is a place for general information not clearance of specific action. The Internet (so it's not entirely trustworthy) shows White Christmas is...

You have a potentially valuable fact -- if you created and published all of your materials before they did, it is impossible for you to have copied...

If you have a copy you are an infringer. In theory, every time parts of the game are loaded into memory, there's another copy. When you make a...

Good answers above. One other observation. You probably didn't "buy" it like you would a vinyl record. You probably only "licensed" a digital...

From what you describe you may not be modifying the electronic circuits -- which chances are you could do under the patent "first sale" doctrine,...