To the extent your new solution has new and non-obvious content you may be able to file a patent application for the "improvement." The old patent...

Facts aren't entirely clear and you should probably save them for a confidential discussion. You don't have a legal remedy for things that are...

If I had been hired to write what you describe as a "waiver" and you wanted to be the owner, I would include words that describe things like...

If you can't pay a lawyer, try Lawyers for the Creative Arts in Chicago or see if one of the law schools has a clinic that will help for free.

First check the terms and conditions of each source. It's possible some of them say that if you upload, you grant some sort of permission for...

Using the euphemism "replica" instead of "counterfeit" will not provide a defense. If anything, it will make a keyword search for counterfeits easier.

There might be unique facts - of it were your registered mark and the presentation of the tattoo in combination with the content provided a false...

There is no "law of catch phrases." Each phrase has to be considered on its own, and each one might be different. For example (1) some phrases...

While I have patented a water tank for a client, it was a system comprising a tank as a reservoir in a yard with specific details. That one was...

First, trademarks are not abstract rights. If their mark and goods are so similar to your registered mark and goods or services then you may have...