If you purchase authorized fabric or stickers, you can put them to the intended use. But there is considerable doubt that your assumption of the...

While copying an image is a potential copyright infringement problem, do you really want your "brand" to be something you just copied? Good brands...

If caught (like the bridesmaids post on social media which is monitored by some IP owners) your defense would be that you are not using the marks...

Maybe the service mark would be easiest. Service marks require advertising. Recordings would probably require labeling or packaging. Merch is...

I'd ask the State Department. And I wouldn't trust an entity in Russia for a second.

Texas used to have some laws that protected consumers and illegal sweepstakes can be an attention - getter for an attorney general's office. I'm...

Nominative fair use should let you use the name to identify the company under trademark law, if that's the only way to identify it and you say no...

It sounds like you're describing copyright infringement through making or distributing unauthorized copies. Don't assume anyone gets a legal...

More information will be needed by an intellectual property lawyer you retain. You're mixing "ideas" -- which no one can stop someone from using...

"Worrying" or not is up to you. There will be variables, potentially for each. (1) It depends what is on the stickers -- just a year, make and...