A critical fact will be if you literally mean "cut out" or you mean it figuratively, like while using a computer having the image. A physical,...

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You can do a search yourself at the US Trademark Office, but interpreting the results takes some experience, unless it's a dead on "no go"...

The About Us page mentions dates more than 20 years ago. It's enough to justify further research into the life of any patents. They may (or may...

Good answer above. Let me also observe that if you have been running your business continuously and have been using the mark -- selling product...

Copyright includes art and literature. Photos or other graphics of cars are copyrightable. Other than something unusual, like a custom body that...

Q: Do i need anything outside of an LLC (which im planning to get) for the brand itself to not get into any trouble? A: If the logo (words and...

If there's enough "art" it might be copyrightable. Words and short phrases are not copyrightable, and it is unlikely merely a font would be. But...

You absolutely need permission. The subjects (the people) have a right of publicity. Unless you make the items from "life" -- the people in front...

If you "screenshotted" without permission you might be sued by someone who owns copyright in the video. If you are the person that did it, the...

I'm not a California lawyer, but copyright is exclusively Federal. Code written by humans is copyrightable (not WYSIWYG or AI). Code written by...