Essentially, yes. Although by definition, if you have given up the right in a written contract, they are not "stealing", they are doing what you...

If there's not a likelihood of confusion between the marks as used on the goods, yes. Your BlahBlah hypothetical is impossible to answer because...

Not sure what a TPO is. In Federal Court, there are Temporary Restraining Orders (TROs) that can be issued without notice for 10 days. The cases...

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The third option sounds best. You certainly can't just do it "without risk." The trick won't fool anyone.

It is not at all obvious guitars have been "patented." And even if one was -- unlikely a patent would still be in force if a guitar has been around...

You'd better be sure your input is legally public domain, not urban legend public domain. It's also possible that the AI will use something not...

Your label will need to have ingredients listed and that's usually done bt a laboratory. Don't identify the brands you are using in a way that...

There are two separate things involved (1) the physical item and (2) Copyright. (1) If a copyrighted work has been reproduced in a tangible medium...

Patents cover technology or chemistry. Trademarks cover only the name or "brand." You could try both, but their protection is different. A...

There are very few guarantees in law. A major part of that is that results are very dependent on facts. If you use a mark in California, and...