It sounds like you are confusing trademark and copyright. A "name" is likely a trademark and three words unlikely to be copyrightable...

Good advice above. Once you have made your invention public -- whether by using, selling, or publishing -- the clock starts ticking. You have one...

That word is not original. A single word is unlikely to be a work of authorship. Generally, a font, if original, is not a work of authorship,...

If you ask them if you can copying an image that belongs to them, and they say "No", you'd better not do it. The answer above says it's Universal...

We don't post fees on Avvo. You probably don't want legal advice on a public board. There is a copyright doctrine called the "dance hall cases"...

Good answer. You might be following the urban legend that calling everything a parody is a silver bullet. Real parodies are complex. From the...

While you are asking about trademark, don't overlook the fact that AI might copy an image covered by copyright. Only use an AI service that will...

It looks like it is not intended to be a general name, image or likeness statute, but rather to focus on, TAKE IT DOWN is an acronym for, Tools to...

Your question says "my picture" but your further explanation says the groomer took the picture. Copyright in photography belongs to the...

Celebrities have a right of publicity at common law, statutory right of publicity in many states that expressly includes name, image and likeness,...