Can I use copyrighted action figures to place into my own diorama and sell them without being sued?
If you are buying authorized action figures, designed to be posed and put in positions in relation relative to other authorized action figures, it...
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If you are buying authorized action figures, designed to be posed and put in positions in relation relative to other authorized action figures, it...
The above answers are good ones. Your narrative and questions indicate some misunderstanding about trademarks that could be cleared up by...
While the answer above is correct, understand that there could be some presentations that raise issues. If you randomly select KODAK or COKE it...
Yes. It sounds like you will be using the logo in a commercial product and it could have sponsorship confused.
There's a very thorough answer above. You can't patent merely an idea. You should go through every step to take your idea to a working model. ...
The above answer is very thorough. You may be able to get some protection by contract. You will be paying the developer, so make sure that they...
As a general rule you can't protect ideas. You can't get a trademark registration until you have a product on the market sold under the mark. You...
You use some terms that don't match up with common terminology and you omit some important facts like who sent you the thing you call a "notice of...
If you used the name before they used it, and their registration is less than five years old, you may have superior rights. Using-your-own-name...
It's not clear what you mean by "their trademark is still in the 30 day appeal process." There isn't typically such a thing. An appeal of a...