If it's only lettering, it is probably not copyright infringement because individual letters, words and short phrases aren't copyrightable. Art,...

Nominative fair use of a trademark is when you use someone else's trademark to identify them, saying no more than you need to identify them. ...

Presumably you are using "replica" as a euphemism for "counterfeit." Not having a logo helps there to be not clear trademark counterfeiting, but...

Someone from Fowlerville, MI asked a very similar question yesterday. If you agreed as a condition to participate, arguing breadth of the terms to...

It is probably legal. All you have to do is skip participating in their activity and don't click. There might be nuances depending on the...

You'd need to retain a lawyer to research whether there are district court or circuit court of appeals decisions that provide an answer. The...

The test for infringement is generally whether the accused work is substantially similar to the original portions of the copyrighted work. ...

The first place I'd look is the contract to which you agreed when you signed up for the game. Some sort of "terms and conditions", "terms of use"...

Is it possible? Yes. There are plenty of products that have more than one trademark. Morton Salt containers say MORTON, have a picture of the...

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...