Depends on the title and tagline. If the title is "Daily Podcast" and the tagline is "Brought to You By [Your Name]" it would be completely...

Hard to tell without more precise dates and information, but chances are if you find one with a genuine CC license, that's the one you can use, as...

If it were only a font and completely different words and business it would be radically different than a three word mark with two identical and...

Scaring isn't the job of lawyers. You probably have a right to a refund under contract law, but you need to review the terms and conditions of any...

It may make a big difference what government agency wrote the things. If Federal, then probably not copyrightable. If state, a little unclear. ...

Sounds like you need to retain a lawyer. You need personal jurisdiction but it might (or might not) result from signing a contract with you in...

While "co-owners" have a right to publish, they probably also have an obligation to account for any profits to the others. "All rights reserved"...

It sure sounds like copyright infringement.

Your question raises a lot of other questions that shouldn't be answered on a public board. Inventors need to be named and non-inventors shouldn't...

Maybe. But the whole thing needs to be reviewed by a lawyer, not just you posting public information on a public board. I've definitely seen some...