The main way you get royalties is from the contract. Whether they continue after the contract depends on what the contract says. For some kinds...

If they actually got you a contract, that's better than what often happens. You have a contract with InventHelp. Whether you can sue them depends...

Include in your school project that if you were to open an actual restaurant you would need permission -- a legal document called a "license" --...

Choreography is copyrightable, but the last time I checked in order to register you needed the formal choreography notation as a "deposit" to...

Very unlikely to be copyrightable-- that's for art or literature. Probably protective under trademark law, but that requires that what you do...

If you can prove the art is not original maybe youd have a defense. What can you do? Pay up or create you own original art sound like two...

A Federal trademark application requires a statement under penalty of perjury that the applicant is using the mark in commerce. A false statement...

Retain a lawyer. This is not a "do it yourself" task. I'm guessing, but it sounds like maybe someone bought your product and then someone was...

Reminds me of a Third Grade teacher. "Can I?" is not "May I." Did the seller on Etsy give you a warranty of non-infringement? You "can" but...

Your question and narrative raise different legal issues -- not a criticism, it's common. Copyright is an exclusive right to reproduce or display...