You have admitted on a public site that the cracker is "famous." That admission will be held against you if they argue a distinctive trade dress...

You use the phrase "strikingly similar" which is from copyright law, not trademark or domain name related law. However, if we assume the name is...

"Free" could be for various reasons and permission to use is often limited to specific rules on how you can use the image. Certainly Wikipedia is...

It sounds like there could be a problem. One would like to read the terms of the licensing agreement, see the actual packaging and. You mention...

Will the AI agree to maintain confidentiality? Do you believe it? How will you prove it if you have to? Trade secrecy requires adequate steps...

When you were in school you learned to write papers with footnotes identifying the source of a quote. Do that for each quote you want to use. ...

You should be worried. Save any documentation that shows the download was unsuccessful. Save it in at least two formats -- error messages...

You should retain a lawyer to go over your specific facts. There's ambiguity in your question. "[T]aken form a public place" could mean where the...

If your slogan is likely to cause confusion with registered "variations on the sentence" there could be a trademark infringement case. If you are...

I've had a couple of personal inventions, in addition to work I have done for clients. I wouldn't spend money for either Invent Help or Davison. ...