Don't waste your money on an online company. You might as well do it yourself directly with the trademark office. A law review article some years...

While a "nominative fair use" defense might entitle you to use the words to describe what vehicles are being sold, chances are that using the logos...

The physical property is yours. You might want to check on "small claims" court. But I'd wonder if you can sue someone out of state in small...

All cases depend on their own facts and retaining your own lawyer and getting a confidential opinion is best. This is particularly important if...

There are post grant procedures of several species depending on the evidence you have and how you're injured by the patent. They're less expensive...

As a general rule, the Copyright Office prefers a single application. Chances are a TX application because there are probably more words than...

From originals, yes. You can do what you want with physical items. Copies, no. Copyright is the right to stop people from making copies.

Good answers above. Save the documentation you have to show your use of the name to identify your business and also how you promoted it. ...

That sounds like a violation of right of publicity. Plus, if they're photographs, maybe also a violation of the photographer's copyright. I'd be...

If it was sold as authentic and you paid for it, it sounds like you'd have a claim to get your money back. Your description is unclear, in that if...