Your terminology might have special meaning in the legal context. As an acronym LOP has dozens of possible definitions. It's unclear what makes...

You need to be very careful with printed textile patterns. There's an infamous copyright troll that regularly sues when clothes come out with what...

It would not likely be copyright infringement because just two words have insufficient authorship to be "literature." Trademark infringement could...

Maybe you should start with NCAA v. Board of Regents, 468 U.S. 85 (1984). If you defined the market as "college basketball" the Supreme Court...

"The elements to be established for a breach of contract cause of action under New York law are: (1) that plaintiff and defendant made a...

There are possible problems that depend on each quote. There is no general rule that "all quotes are OK" or "all quotes are infringement." (1)...

Chances are it would be OK. It's not an unusual situation, so consumers would likely be aware of who manufactured the backpack and who sponsored...

The owner of a trademark (or service mark) needs to have the right to control the quality of goods or services that use the mark. Failure to have...

Sounds like you should retain a lawyer to get a confidential opinion analyzing your taking images that are probably copyrighted and creating...

The free Trademark Office search turns up 30 registrations or applications with APOLLO in them and the word "education" in the goods or services. ...