Avvo plugged this into Intellectual Property, so this answer is from a trademark law perspective. Business laws of particular states over things...

"Still life" subjects are probably OK unless it's a sculpture or other work of the visual arts. If it's something like a store with a sign, if you...

Anyone who makes, uses, sells or imports something on which patent claims read could be sued for infringement. If car company A has a patent and...

It depends on what "doxing" means. Wikipedia says "Doxing, or doxxing, is the Internet-based practice of researching and publicly broadcasting...

It is basic contract law that there must be adequate "consideration" -- each side exchanging something of value. Your written barter agreement, if...

If you have your copyright registration, and if your "whois" search for the website owner turned up an anonymous registration, you could file a...

You can petition to cancel a registration that was procured by misrepresenting specimens. The problem has been so bad that foreign applicants can...

Save all the correspondence and the contracts to which you agreed when you signed up. Read them through to refresh your recollection about the...

Don't pay any moret. One thousand dollars (the amount you typed) isn't so far out of line for even a bad parent search that it's worth suing. ...

If it were purely a cultural symbol it should be free to use, but you might be assuming incorrectly that there are no relevant "fist" symbols...