If they're suing for misappropriation of trade secrets in violation of an express contract provision, it doesn't affect the case that they don't...

As always, it depends. Typosquatting might be infringement while a ...-sucks site, where the content evidences protest, might have a free speech...

Sorry for your loss. If you want to register copyright pit together a list with year of creation and check to see what's unpublished and...

A do it yourself trademark search can be done at the US Patent and Trademark Office. Interpreting the results without experience doing so may be...

Anyone can sue. It's unlikely you will win. You would need to be using your last name as a trademark or service mark for similar services and you...

Good answer above. The "creator" is the author who owns copyright unless it's sold ("assigned") so ownership will depend on your written agreement...

Not in the US in the way you describe it. Copyright protects copying or preparing derivative works from what is fixed in a tangible medium of...

Don't use the logo. While it may be affected by the context, the general guide is that you can use the name to the extent there's no other way to...

Sounds like trademark not patent and it sounds like there are words on common. They might not be the most distinctive words but there might be...

Shephard Fairey took an Associate Press photo of Obama, made a poster, and got into a lawsuit. That was a campaign poster, so arguably not for...