Can I use the term “Barbie” in naming a business outside US?
Each country has its own trademark laws. Nearly every country recognizes that a trademark owner with a "famous" mark can enforce, plus, of course,...
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Each country has its own trademark laws. Nearly every country recognizes that a trademark owner with a "famous" mark can enforce, plus, of course,...
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From what you describe it sounds like your son is the author, so owns copyright. Reproducing, preparing derivative works or distribution would...
There is a case if someone uses a name for commercial purposes. The defense would probably say use in lyrics is for artistic, not commercial,...
Good answer above, but to me, the first issue is what "original design" means. Maybe it's a graphic image placed on the mug, but maybe it's the...
If you literally buy authorized magazines and cut out images and construct a physical object which has those physical items it would appear you...
Your question pretty much answers itself. A list of things is not the things on the list. If you simplified your life by putting a grocery list...
Sounds like the answer may well be "all of the above depending on the facts." You're asking about a general category, even truncating different...
Your question is a bit unclear. If you make a copy of all the lyrics of a song and the song is under copyright, by making that copy you have...
Good questions but trademark law doesn't work that way. Rights aren't in the abstract but infringement isn't avoided by trivial differences. ...