This is one referred to around the office as "a Law School question.". There are so many variables there's no "right" answer just a need to analyze...

What's copyrightable is an original work of authorship. The appearance of common brick is probably not a work of authorship. Sculptural elements...

"Keep and enjoy"? Frame them and put them in your basement so no one else ever sees them and the legitimate trademark owners will only find out...

Read the terms of service. If you don't like them, don't participate, or at least don't post something that can easily be taken -- use watermarks...

It's possible. You admit it's a distinctive design, which doesn't help. There are several possibilities, copyright, mainly graphics, design...

You're not likely to get a "clearance" on Avvo. The Disney art is probably still copyrighed and some of those Disney may consider trademarks. The...

It's going to be really tough. Your argument would be a weak one, that somehow, running a page on a commercial social media service somehow...

Good answers above. In trademark law "use" has a particular meaning. It means "using" as a source indicator by closely connecting it to the...

It depends on what the agreement says. Retain a lawyer to read the whole thing. You can't get an answer of any use to your very general summary...

Good answers above. On a more technical note, since copyright refers to artwork, assume if there was art created in the last 40 years (actuall...