Can I use a company name in my products description or title?
It is probably nominative fair use to say what you need to in order to identify the subject of the photo. Don't say more, don't use a logo, and...
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It is probably nominative fair use to say what you need to in order to identify the subject of the photo. Don't say more, don't use a logo, and...
Good answer above. The problem is you are starting with copyrightable graphic works and creating, arguably, a sculpture from them. It would take...
Retain a trademark lawyer to advise about the actual marks and goods/services. Trademark classes ("categories") are mainly administrative. For...
You are confusing the physical item with the right to copy (copyright). Can you clean it up and play it at home? Probably. If you make a copy for...
A lot depends on specific facts and you should retain a lawyer to handle this. If it was one instance of an inadvertent post without obtaining the...
You're kind of confusing two different things. Domain names can coexist, technically, if there is one character different. Assume it's "dog.vg". ...
You should absolutely have Standard Terms and Conditions that include warranties of authenticity, authority and non-infringement an obligation to...
As correctly pointed out above, if they have a lawyer who contacted you, you should retain a lawyer to respond. There are seven Federal...
Avvo shouldn't be a place to get specific advice about an actual controversy. You should retain a lawyer after he or she checks that the firm has...
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Copyright in a work before 1978 would depend on its having a copyright notice. That should give you the author's name. But that would not control...