It's a good place to start, but doesn't include common law uses that might give rise to common law trademark rights. And "sayings" might not be...

It would be best for you to retain an intellectual property lawyer. Lawyers owe ethical duties to their clients, you validly express concern about...

Probably, but that doesn't mean you can go to extremes and do something that causes a likelihood of consumer confusion. Nike sells shirts all the...

Good answers above. There can be some technical requirements to "assign" a trademark application from one legal entity (you) to another (LLC). ...

Small claims courts have their own special rules, but logically, you lost, but now you're saying you got it wrong in the first place, doesn't sound...

It's right in the statute: "(a) In General.—Except as otherwise provided by this title, an infringer of copyright is liable for either— (1) the...

It's not absolute. Trademark infringement is judged based on whether there's a likelihood of consumer confusion. In theory, if there's no way a...

Each answer is correct for one of your two questions, although they might be "maybe." (1) can you buy their products and resell? Maybe. If you...

Good answer above. Additionally. often people say "technology" when what the really mean is "something that runs on a computer." But pretty much...

Good answer above. Quite often the term "replicas" is used when the goods are really "counterfeit". If you got your money back you're ahead of...