You don't lose rights. If there's anything copyrightable, you don't own them in the first place. What you should do is don't retain the landscape...

Sounds like the opposite. Sounds like you are, or will be, enjoined. You risk severe penalties in the future if you violate the injunction and...

Trademark rights arise from use in commerce so if there is a partnership that uses a mark, the partnership is dissolved by one partner leaving, the...

These are well written questions grammatically, but seem to be going off into wrong directions. Maybe you're confusing copyright (in art or...

You would have received notice of the filing of a Complaint, at which time you should have retained a lawyer. Chances are it is not limited at all...

It sounds like trouble. You'd have to ask DC, but if they say "no", which they probably will, you'll have told them where to find you. The issue...

You'll only get sued if you're caught. And they probably have 'bots out looking for counterfeits 24/7. Figure it could cost you $50,000.

No absolute answer is available. A conclusion of whether your screen shot is fair use will depend on evaluating all four fair use factors: nature...

That is probably a copyright question, not a trademark question. But with things like an image of the rock of Gibraltar being trademarks, not...

A Limited Liability Company is a legal entity that can own things. A d/b/a is not. The reason you register a d/b/a or assumed name is so that...