Does this idea fall into intellectual property? I do believe it falls into the category of "Standard Character format."

This has a low potential for success and limited IP rights. Your creative work of authorship is protected by copyright once it is fixed in a...

Can I be sued for publishing a book of non-fiction stories about my job?

The law does not care what YOU call, the law cares what the public thinks of it. And the attorneys for the school and/or the students cares what...

This is a frequent question here. The lawyers here have different opinions, and go on at length about them. I like to cut to the chase. You have...

Patent- "New way of doing business"?

When we hear "why or why not" we know we are dealing with a law student looking for us to do his/her homework. We won't. You need to look up the...

FIFA WorldCup Trade mark infringement

If you work for a FIFA national team, then you need to follow FIFA guideline http://goo.gl/IwQDgG You may not properly use a different font. That...

Protecting book sales royalties from a suer/creditors.

Whatever you try AFTER the car accident has occurred will be rather ineffective unless done by a bankruptcy attorney for you in timely and...

I want to embroidery "Disney Girl" on a tote bag for my personal use. Would this be copyright infringement?

You can do whatever you want to your own personal stuff for YOUR PERSONAL use and enjoyment. Just don't do it for resale and don't go into business...

Only a FBN has been filed for our company, can we legally sign a NDA as the FBN? Or only as individuals legally?

Please note, you are not going to avoid personal liability by using a fictitious business name (FBN or DBA). The purpose of registering a DBA is to...

How do I protect my intellectual property without copywriting? (Yes reposted with clarification)

You have your attorney (don't do this without one) prepare a contract between you and the tutoring academy to license the use of the STEM program...

How do I protect my intellectual property without copywriting?

your? It is most likely your employer's, not yours. And, your employer most likely has at least an implied license too continue to use the program...