First place to look is in the terms of the agreement. All contracts require "consideration" but that doesn't have to be money. Retain a lawyer...

XYZ is probably pretty common, so a weak mark. If the actual mark is a strong mark, different descriptive terms are probably not enough to avoid...

It's going to be tough. It's a private company with whom you agreed to a contract. See what the contract (Terms of Service, Terms and Conditions,...

It won't because it doesn't show "permitted to use." It only shows "not so similar to a registered mark as to be likely to cause confusion". It...

Let's assume this is a private label transaction where the trademark is yours, not the shipper to you. It's kind of esoteric, but in theory, the...

Will they consider features? Yes. Will it be enough to avoid a likelihood of confusion finding? Depends on all dozen confusion factors. The is...

As a general rule (I'm not a Colorado lawyer) only people who have been injured can file lawsuits. Some states have Attorneys General who have...

If you attended in person and "took" the photos on your own camera, then you would own the copyright in the photos, but that would probably be...

In theory, probably. Maybe your accountant or corporate lawyer has reasons to do it that way. However, there are some kinds of licenses that have...

Chances are there is a statute of limitations. Read the contract and figure out what state's law applies, because it varies from state to state and...