AI can't violate rules it can't agree to follow, although the rules might also make it clear that the works can't be copied. Essentially, the...

It can't be answered here because there are not enough facts and it should not be answered on a public board because most people want their legal...

Many more facts are required for a complete analysis. Can you repair a car? That's service on a machine made by someone else? Sure, you can...

1. Look at your contract with Instagram. 2. If these are used goods, you might want to check your proof they were genuine when the original owner...

Its not clear what you mean by "purchase a classification. " In trademark law a classification is used administratively to organize applications...

Don't assume that because someplace on the Internet an image was described as "public domain" it is true.

If the accused mark on its goods is so similar to what is registered that there is a likelihood of confusion then there is infringement. Up to a...

Chances are if everyone agrees your facts are true, and you don't used identifiable names for commercial purposes, there should be no problem. In...

You don't "file a patent". You may file a patent "application." If it is a non-provisional and you pay the search and examination fees your...

"Trademark" shouldn't be a verb and if used that way is quite different than "use." Geographic terms can generally be used to describe where a...