Terms like "replica" and "designer inspired" are usually euphemisms for "counterfeit." Might there be a designer who came up with totally...

Retain an intellectual property lawyer and get a confidential opinion -- after getting into more facts. If the product itself isn't covered by...

In addition to the trademark problem (either likely confusion or reverse passing off) repackaging a food product is probably illegal under food...

The standard will be whether the similarity creates a likelihood of confusion. Hats from Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn and Anaheim have the letter...

What do I have to do to get a patent for my product and if I tell someone before that would he be able to use my product?

If you have a new, useful and non-obvious product relating to technology it might be patentable. You file a patent application and it will be...

From your description it sounds like you were the videographer and therefore the author of any copyright -- that's the video, not the right to...

You need to retain a lawyer. The exact wording in the letter will be one important set of facts. Your description implies both trademark and...

You can acquire ownership of copyrighted works created by an author with a written assignment. Once you own copyright you can register it in your...

You're making a copy of an image. The owner of copyright has the exclusive "right" to make a "copy." Starting with that definition do you have...

In Atari, Inc. v. North American Phillips Corp. 672 F2d 607 (7th Cir, 1982) Atari won an infringement case about Pac-Man v. KC Munchkin. The...