Is the use of 'table of contents' of a technical books in my own website legal?

Name, author, ISBN are generally okay to use, but tables of contents begin to get dicey, depending on how long they are. Amazon and libraries take...

I Paid CEG TEK, what now?

Quite possibly. Ira Seigel and crew now have you pegged as one who will pay rather than ignore or fight them. Who knows who they sell you name to...

You should probably opt for no thumbnail or for a thumbnail leading away from your site to to linked site. Don't portray stuff from the other site...

Can I use trademark and/or brand names in my game?

Brazil, Indiana is it. Sounds more like Brazil, South America. This will be illegal in all probability due to use of famous brand names. I...

Are competitor companies allowed to take photos from Facebook and use them for their companies newsletters, etc?

Sounds like a violation of several IP rights, most notably publicity rights and copyright. See an IP attorney and the attorney will likely be able...

Trademark I want to register is similar to someone's DBA. Do I need to change my trademark?

Frankly, that is a lousy trademark. It's a common surname. You will likely not be able to register that, and even if you do, it will not stop...

There seems to be some gray area regarding the copyright laws of photographs taken of ancient art or museum artifacts.

Yes there is some gray area, and that entails legal risk. Your online publishing may or may not be fair use, depending on your specific facts,...

I want to purchase some online books. Is it legal to purchase them and then put them into an online library?

Generally no, that is copying, distributing and is an effort to cheat the publisher. It will likely not be fair use the way you describe it. Your...

Can I refer to a song & the artist in a novel?

Yes, generally, provided this is not some online video but rather just a descriptive mention of "Ruth likes to sing "Wrecking Ball"" or some such...

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Tweety Bird is a famous character created by Bob Clampett in 1942 and commercialized by Looney Tones and Warner Bros. It's not clear whether it is...