Unless the chemistry is non-obvious, it's probably not the kind of thing you can patent.

If these were completely personal (not employment related) writings the person writing would be the "author" and own copyright. But they are not...

You can't use a name or likeness for commercial purposes. That can a include "lookalikes" and "sound alikes". It would include any commercial...

Only a copyright owner can sue for copyright infringement, unless they authorize someone to do it, with a sufficiently clear authority to create...

"John Doe" cases are filed all the time. You'll need the Complaint written up to adequately allege some legal entity or person, jurisdiction over...

You have copyright for what's original. If you include something public domain or uncopyrightable, then that's not part of your originality.

Don't know. The graphics of most fonts are not copyrightable. Software that creates a particular font on your computer might be. Some "fonts"...

It doesn't sound like it involves patentable technology. It's got to involve something like machines, electronics or chemistry. When I was a kid...

If what you are copying will be the content of a menu, the whole menu is probably copyrightable. If you only copied objective facts for only one...

First, you don't mention the goods, so no one knows if the marks and goods are too close. And it looks like maybe retaining an attorney and...