US law enables a copyright owner to recover "statutory damages" of between US$750 and US$30,000. These do not require you to make a profit just to...

If a "canvas" is an image or other visual work and "customise a canvas" means to modify an image or other visual work originally created by someone...

All good advice. Apart from the obvious -- no way should you "copy" anything from the Internet without written permission (might be a license you...

The answer above pretty much covers it. The only other thing you might look to is whether your state has a particular consumer protection law...

Let's put aside whether there's a case in the first place. In the US one must file a lawsuit where the defendant "can be found." But it isn't...

They can't use your name or likeness for commercial purposes without permission. But you'll need to review every document between you and them...

Good answers above. Talk to an experienced trademark attorney. While you should definitely start with a USA application, since it's your "home...

It's probably the opposite. You could retain a lawyer to study all the applicable licenses and your level of originality, but the point of most...

I don't know what the symbol is or who owns it. I'd have to research trademark registrations. There are separate rules on how you advertise...

"What kind of papers" will depend on all sorts of business related facts and your tolerance of risk. In a perfect world, you want your purchase...