It's hard to give a clearance and if you retained a lawyer they would want to have more facts. It's very possible what you describe could meet the...

I'd say "first sale" controls. If it is an authorized work, sold without any restriction, you can do what you want with the physical item. You...

Personal opinion: I wouldn't have anything to do with anyone in Russia. I bought some binoculars, having a range finding reticle, and later found...

There are a lot of ambiguities. It's hard to understand how it can be both "a personal logo" and "for any football team of the NFL." Either it...

While trademark law might permit you to sell product with the intent that someone downstream put their trademark on it, I would double check food...

I've never seen a successful letter of protest. But, first, the details are critical, and shouldn't be posted publicly. If Word X were EXXON or...

Selling merchandise sounds like it's more of a trademark issue than use of content of a work with an expired copyright. Mickey Mouse, as a "logo"...

It is typical for computer service providers to have "Terms and Conditions", "Terms of Use", "Terms of Service" or some such document which you...

Your prompts would need to be so detailed you might as well write the book. AI contributions would need to be excluded from your copyright claim...

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...