No. For substantially identical goods and two words that vary by a single letter it would be almost impossible to imagine a court failing to find...

Probably not copyright -- that's art and literature. Trademark infringement sort of requires use in commerce. Wear them in your backyard when...

In E.S.S. Entertainment 2000, Inc. v. Rock Star Videos, Inc., 547 F.3d 1095 (9th Cir. 2008) the court discussed First Amendment rights against...

A work should have a "title" to easily distinguish it from other works. The author's name is separate information that goes in a separate field on...

Sounds like you checked off the wrong box for the type of work. The Copyright Office doesn't examine for whether someone else has registered a...

Good answer above. Understand that whether there is a will, or not, is only part of how an estate is divided. Having had to track down fourth...

A much smaller industry than automotive, and the motors are sold, to a large degree, separate from the vehicles themselves, but a lot of the...

Retain a trademark lawyer. You, and they, appear to be confusing legal entities (LLCs, etc.) and taxes with trade identity. A quick, free, search...

The question can't be answered based on hypotheticals. You need to retain a trademark lawyer. Take your hypothetical -- bueno means "good", ...

If you're in interstate commerce -- which you must be to get a Federal registration -- there is Federal jurisdiction for a false designation of...