You don't say what you want to compare and contrast your claims "to." Interpreting the meaning of claims and comparing to a potential accused...

You may be asking the wrong question, and you're asking it on a public board. Yes. They can sue you. If they have a US registration, they might,...

Someone with prior, enforceable, trademark rights, can enforce them in the geographic area in which the have the rights, against someone else who...

Avvo is not a good place to air all this publicly. Your situation is too fact dependent to be appropriate for a general answer on a public board...

The answers above point out the key factual distinction. (1) what is written by an employee acting within the scope of employment belong to the...

Good answers above. You don't say where the Six Flags was located, or when the performance or advertisement occurred. There are short statutes...

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Good answers above. "Design" is ambiguous. An ornamental design for a useful object might be the proper subject for a "design patent" but that is...

The problem is that it is a moving target. How much will people will pay for the product covered by the patent, and how much of that revenue is...

That's probably an overstatement but low resolution thumbnails for an online store linking to authorized posters offered for sale was fair use. ...

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