Can I use someones patented product such as a pesticide in my patented product?
The above answer is a good one. If you buy authorized product from someone you should be able to use it for its intended purpose. Few of these...
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The above answer is a good one. If you buy authorized product from someone you should be able to use it for its intended purpose. Few of these...
As pointed out above, using someone's name for commercial purposes could violate their right of publicity. This varies from state to state. ...
The above answers are good ones. For a utilitarian item like a kayak, if your design is ornamental and non-obvious, it could be covered by a...
It sounds like a breach of contract claim. Save the contract document and your proof of payments, as well as the different versions that were...
The above answers are good ones. In addition to the good legal points, consider the factual problem presented by the concept of "bleaching and...
You can't protect an idea. If they sign a contract with you (they probably won't) to compensate you that could be enforceable. You can file an...
If you are not using the name, you may have abandoned the trademark (or service mark). There is a general rule that if you sell all the assets of...
A patent is an exclusive right to practice claimed technology for, typically, 20 years from filing. It covers mechanic, electrical or chemical...
If all that is in common is the names of three characters, it is difficult to see a viable cause of action. For a name to be protectable under a...
The above answer makes good points. An important practical consideration will be how cheaply you can settle. While these are often on the edge,...