Good answer above. There can be some really fact intensive cases and potentially different results. In Illinois, for example, there are cases...

From your description it sounds like you are using "replica" as a euphemism for "counterfeit." You can't sell counterfeits. Figure it will cost...

Retain a lawyer admitted to practice in New York (the place you named in your question) There can be both interference with a contract and...

It's good you're being careful. Your patent lawyer probably correctly explained that it is publications and offers for sale that start the one...

It's not absolute. If it's a one-off engraved piece of jewelry for a person for whom those are their initials, probably not a problem. If it's a...

It depends on what the contract says. It might be that they sold all the rights to the new owner. It might be that you permitted a partial...

Good answer above. You can probably check how they document that this is "with Sony." Probably some red flags there.

From the context it appears that when you say "replicas" you mean "counterfeits.". Selling counterfeits is not legal.

If you traffic in counterfeit goods, it's illegal. Since you posted publicity there could be an argument its willful. Figure it will cost be you...

It depends on the someone and who wrote the code. If a programmer wrote the code they own copyright. Maybe you mean "registered" not...