Your questions are leading in the wrong direction. Trademarks are never owned in the abstract. They only exist to represent a seller's goodwill in...

If you choose to add a disclaimer it should also say you are not endorsed, sponsored or approved by the companies whose products are shown. ...

It is the acts of preparing a derivative work and publication that would be looked at for infringement purposes, not whether the accused work is...

A "copyright strike" isn't a thing. Copyright gives exclusive rights to authors and the owner can enforce the exclusive rights, in court, and...

A look at the trademark office database shows some different facts. Trademark infringement is judged based on likelihood of confusion. This looks...

From an intellectual property point of view the LLC does not have that much to do with intellectual property, as long as your legal entity is...

Just an observation -- if you need a legal opinion you need to retain a lawyer and get a confidential opinion -- if it's for a workplace, it...

You file a patent application. Your disclosure needs to support the claims. Can you write a claim that reads on the two different embodiments? ...

Sole proprietor is pretty much the default if there's nothing else. You're personally liable and all your assets are behind your business. LLC...

Concepts are unprotectable. The embodiments of concepts might be. Patents are for technology and a patent application should be filed before there...