You can't protect ideas or concepts. But if you have new technology (not obvious based on what you made public 25 years ago) a patent application...

Putting three different variations on the labels of the products you sell sounds like a poor way to identify yourself as the source of the...

Not copyright, trademark. The problem is while you can re-sell product legitimately purchased, the rule only says that's when the product is not...

There are some legal anomalies in your story. Fair use is only a defense and it's not a particularlt strong theory that you can "buy" a defense. ...

If you received three notices of infringement retain a lawyer, don't post facts that could be admissions of infringement on a public board.

If you have permission from the team. Maybe the team has an "official" store that sells the iron ons. If you buy counterfeits and resell products...

It doesn't work that way. Patents can only be applied for by an Inventor. The company doesn't employ the Inventor, so they (or one of their...

Huge assumptions about the "genuineness" of the bootleg and what the ticket holder was limiting doing when they recorded "live" but in theory a...

There isn't really "settled case law" because every case will have different facts. Putting aside copyright (like a picture of the Morton Salt...

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Sounds like a good policy to me. Use for news might include a license from a copyright owner or have all four fair use factors weigh in NBCs...