Can I use the Bugs Bunny line "what's up, doc" in a children's book I am writing? Or, is it proprietary?
Use the phrase to tell not sell. Generally yes if that is all there is to it. I strongly advise against using that phrase to promote any...
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Use the phrase to tell not sell. Generally yes if that is all there is to it. I strongly advise against using that phrase to promote any...
Some yes, some no. This is more complex than you might think because it intertwines three forms of rights: publicity rights, copyrights, and...
Generally, use the minimum needed to identify the sports, teams, and leagues. Logos are generally taboo legally, as being more than necessary. A...
Ambiguous question. Either way you have a laches problem and perhaps a statute of limitations problem. 1. If you mean an image of you, that...
Yes, I think that would be trademark infringement. You are selling jerseys with the new name you place on them. An individual could alter their own...
If this is a large corporation, they very likely can use or patent your invention and there is probably very little you can do about it unless you...
Why are you screaming (USING ALL CAPS)? That's rude. Dead status on TESS only indicates that the application or registration is abandoned or...
First a patent attorney, then a patent. First a patent search, then a patent application, then a patent examination, and only then perhaps a...
Be careful, you have not said you were the first to use this. If the other person is first and you confront them, it may be you that ends up...
I agree with with my colleague that you should just use a DMCA takedown notice to www.yelp.com. You probably should consult with an intellectual...