Chicago, IL
Copyright infringement Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Copyright Infringement, Patent Infringement ... +6 more
Statutory damages are $750 to $30,000. It doesn't matter that you are non-profit although that might get you to the low end. It sounds like you...
Avvo's a place for general information and direction. Your situation sounds very specific and you should retain a lawyer and get a confidential...
You need to research how the signs got there -- was it a state employee who did the art? did they have a contest? did they hire a design company? ...
Best is to file a patent application first. No one can beat you to the Patent Office if you've already filed. Patent applications must name the...
Patent lawyers usually work with artists they know. If you're going on your own maybe a confidentiality agreement is a good idea. Whether it's...
Repeating redundancy over and over is not unusual in the law. But seriously, I'd think you could also have an irrelevant, but true pretense: "Buy...
We need to assume she didn't use her likeness for commercial purposes while alive and if so that any other heirs would not disagree with your use. ...
It is certainly easier (and cheaper) if your trademark is registered. Common law trademark rights would need to be proven. There really isn't a...
The appearance of a font is not generally copyrightable. Code for electronic fonts might be, if you use the code. But it's more likely a...
The rationales you describe are relevant, but not the most important. The test is whether your presentation causes a likelihood of confusion or...
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