Probably not a trademark (or service mark) unless you want to protect a unique name you advertise. Curriculum fits best under copyright. That...

It always depends on the marks and the goods. If the marks are weak, maybe different goods will make a difference, maybe not. Don't get hung up...

While their acts are illegal -- trafficking in counterfeits -- that is with respect to the trademark owner. Whether they are liable to you...

You make a logical point, but more facts are needed. Essentially it would seem the issues are whether the process of digitizing contributed enough...

An abstract formula is unpatentable. There might be technology that uses it that is itself patentable. A famous case involved machinery for...

There's a 1976 song with that title among other references. Youd have to prove access to your poem and substantial similarity to what's original. ...

Classes aren't chosen. Use the ID Manual to choose the goods. The class will be where the goods are plugged in. Chances are the material choices...

That hardly sounds like a cognizable difference in the marks. If the goods were completely different likelihood of confusion might be reduced. In...

You need the registration (you only have an application) before you can go to court. Whether statutory damages are available will depend on when...

A plaintiff needs to prove (1) "ownership" of the copyrighted work and (2) "copying" -- by reproduction or distribution of a copy, or preparing a...