Literally, yes. You can sell the physical item comprising one photographic print of a 1982 image. But selling one physical item is vastly...

Good answer above. Maybe your facts are even more complicated. If you registered the domain name first, and the trademark came later, the...

Good points above. One additional thing. They can't be "hired" to "register the trademark" unless they have a lawyer who will act as your lawyer. ...

If you are using pre-1926 music, (or published between 1926 and 1978 without notice) and there's certainly plenty of that with the heyday of Tin...

You don't say what the arrangement was for modeling. In theory the photographer owns copyright and the model has a right of publicity. So the...

Telephone the Examiner and ask for an interview? Try the Patent Ombudsman? https://www.uspto.gov/patents/ombudsman-program Retain a patent lawyer?

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Since this is an actual dispute, you should retain an attorney to gain expertise and confidential advice. All disputes depend on their actual...

Good answers above. I would add: register the copyright in you art. Hopefully you can get things worked out, but if you don't you want to have...

No. Comparing marks is one of a dozen factors in evaluating likelihood of confusion. The marks will be compared as to sound, appearance and...

You can't pick out certain terms from a contract and summarize others and get an answer. You also shouldn't bring up specific facts on a public...