Trademarks: Can the same logo be used twice for different things if they have the same owner?
No, you could not infringe your own trademark unless you set up separate companies. Even then, your attorney (and you need to hire one to review...
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No, you could not infringe your own trademark unless you set up separate companies. Even then, your attorney (and you need to hire one to review...
You need to see an IP attorney and not just ask a question here. Generally you should be okay using 1957 car features, as copyright normally does...
The Copyright Act defines what is a "work for hire" in 17 USC 101. You cannot change the statute by private agreement. Generally what is done on...
The facts in your question indicate the contract is likely binding, however an attorney might, upon thorough review, find some grounds to...
You need to hire a trademark attorney. The attorney can likely negotiate the $4000 down to a reasonable amount and so it will be cheaper and more...
Yes. There is a pro bono lawyer organization for the arts. http://www.vlany.org/legalservices/vladirectory.php If you are in Dallas as you listed,...
To make sure you can't get in trouble take your own pictures and copy nothing. You can also go to various sites that offer public domain...
Here is a legal guide I wrote about that two years ago. The advice is still the...
YOU don't respond. YOU hire an attorney and the attorney guides you and normally does the response for you. Anything you do on your own can and...
Yes you can do that. You do it by what's called a "Preliminary Amendment" and there is a prescribed way of amending claims. Whether you paid search...