Do i have any legal right to sue USPTO for rejecting my international application for industrial design, not by my fault?thanks

Do you have a right to sue? Yes, but you stand an excellent chance of losing. If you're right, your best remedy would be a Petition to Revive in...

Am I free to sell this product that used to be under license?

If you've been sued, you'd better sort it out first. Distribution would depend on the terms of the license under which the books were reproduced,...

Copyright ownership will depend on who did the original sculptures. If you are the artist, you own it and can register. If an employee (figure it...

Am I responsible for paying to file my songs co-writer with my publishing company?

You're paying the publisher? It sounds like you will need to pay a share if royalties received to the co-author, so you'll need to keep track and...

How can I legally stop someone from editing and selling my film that they do not own?

It's not at all clear what's going on in the lawsuit. If it is a breach of contract case in state court, you might have a way of having a remedy...

Technically, that means the application was abandoned, procedurally. If there was a mark being used and it is still being used, it may be not...

The answer above is a good one. Here's a practical observation: if the mark is abandoned, then you don't need to "buy" it. By definition, if it...

Can I write the court directly if I am sued in Minnesota to request the case be dismissed since it was filed on a false premise

The court will require you to file things following the Court's rules. A motion to dismiss needs to allege pleading defects sufficient to find that...

A youtube channel was given permission from an IP holder to make a fan film. IP holder has now seized the film & won't release?

Get a confidential opinion from a lawyer familiar with copyright law. Of course all computer drives containing the film could be seized if there's...

Copyright infringement on photos used by a small NGO?

The above answers are good ones. Additionally, though, you mention Creative Commons. If the source of your images is on Creative Commons, then...