Yes. Save all documentation. Use screen shots and "print to PDF". Don't assume you will find the things in the future. Save them now. To help...

Possibly, but no guarantees. That's why you need to retain a lawyer familiar with trademark law. One thing is not all words are legally equal. ...

Best (or most practical) to try to cancel with your credit card company. It's kind of a "consumer protection" issue. Some states are fairly...

It sure sounds highly risky. And merely reporting historical facts might be legally better but a lousy marketing product.

It's more complicated than that. It sounds like you might be mixing some principles in the 1976 Copyright Act (more rights for individual...

Retain a lawyer. Obviously your do it yourself solutions didn't work. Your explanation that you didn't want to incriminate yourself is notably...

Listen to the advice of your attorneys. That's why you pay them for their advice. Free, public, comments are not better.

Invention promoters are not in the business of "stealing inventions" they are in the business of receiving your money and not delivering, or...

If you used your trademark, or service mark, first, and it's distinctive, then you should have common law rights. If you're both pet shops...

Good answer above. Important is that you say you are hiring programmers to write code, Human written code is copyrightable. Machine written...