Can I draw a replica of an NFL jersey on a t-shirt if it is for personal use?

Ethically? That is up to you and your conscience not up to us as attorneys. You know attorneys have no conscience. Legally? You can do whatever...

What type of attorney do I need for assistance finding a manufacturer to make my new invention? I need help finding a producer.

I will answer your questions in reverse order. You need to see the patent attorney right now at the start. You need to do it now because you...

It is illegal to sell clothing patterns on the internet?

That is very risky to do, for the reasons stated by attorney Ross. And, to top it off it seems you want to use famous brand names to advertise...

Can I copyright/patent this technology?

YOU? Probably not. You might do it through a registered patent attorney. However, your first task is to clear this, as it almost certainly...

My co name has been Anna roofing for 20 yrs and another co is now on line called Anna roofing construction, is that legal ?

This highlights the problem of not using a lawyer when setting up a business and picking a name. People have the right to use their hometown name...

I am writing a book that I will self publish. I would like to add various quotes, famous or from others work.

I agree with Attorney Jacobsen, with a few noteworthy caveats: 1) lengthy quotes may have the requisite level of creativity for copyright...

Yes. See a registered patent attorney as you are gummed up in simple procedural matters and need to be concentrating on substance not procedure.

VOGUE for clothing? No probably that won't fly. Advanced Magazines Publishers, Inc. [you know them as "Vogue" magazine] has that registered for...

Any legal remedy besides C&D to combat Canadian invention thief?

The best legal remedy for you is to contact a US patent attorney, who will work with a Canadian associate. There are quite a few steps the US...

I use paraphrases of scenes from a movie to prompt questions in a workbook. What can I do to fall more within Fair Use?

This sounds like it is pretty likely fair use under 17 USC 107 http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/107 If this will be done in a classroom...