It is possible. Like every invention the combination will need to be "non-obvious". An example of obvious -- there actually was a case about...

Traditionally, $500 was the minimum for requiring that contracts are in writing. That's still the case for contracts for "sale of goods" (not...

If you're watching them from the true source having a legitimate personal subscription, no problem. If you're using someone else's login, check...

Probably copyrighted, but that would depend on when it was first published. Not patented because its not technology. Probably a registered...

If those are the facts, you might be right. But have a lawyer check the actual facts and provide a confidential opinion. There are a ton of...

It can't be answered on Avvo. You're asking for a general rule that doesn't exist. Retain a lawyer to look at exactly what you are going to...

If the other product, or they point you to a place with a patent number start there. You can also do a patent search to see if they, or anyone...

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Good answer above. Whether you knew they were counterfeit or not, you resold them. Penalties are really serious, so if you've been sued, retain a...

Depends on what "inspired by" really means. Talking mice can coexist, but if you really mean make a lookalike then there are copyright concerns. ...