What questions should I be thinking about before reaching out to a copyright attorney?
Ask them if they've done any analogous agreements? Frankly, law reviews have similar sounding situations except that they don't involve...
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Ask them if they've done any analogous agreements? Frankly, law reviews have similar sounding situations except that they don't involve...
It's easy to imagine that Sony would consider the appearance of the controller, or some of its features, to be protectable trade dress. You would...
Check for a Federal trademark registration and if it has a disclaimer or claim of acquired distinctiveness. Without a registration it is hard to...
The US would not require notarization for a patent assignment. If your "letter" is a patent assignment, it is highly advisable that it be recorded...
Not private films. They might go through things that include government secrets or otherwise have security related content.
It doesn't sound like they are your original designs, so you wouldn't be able to copyright them. In theory, if your supplier created them --...
You need to straighten out your terminology. Probably consulting a patent attorney would be best. There is no such thing as a "provisional...
You should be looking for combinations of marks and goods that are similar. Similarity between marks in courts generally looks to similarity in...
Assuming by "have ... trademarked" you mean you have a Federal registration, your case would be in Federal Court. For Denver, in the 10th Circuit,...
It depends on the businesses. Trademarks aren't abstract. They always are connected to the specific goods on which they are used.