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I have a patent. The cooper hand tools are infrenging on my patent. I would like some one to write them a letter. Then to court
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Answered on September 30, 2013
The logical one to write them is the patent attorney that prepared, filed and prosecuted your patent to issuance, since then the patent attorney is...
If I am starting an online jewelry business, can I use the wholesalers photos they post of the products I purchase from them?
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Answered on September 30, 2013
A reseller's permit is not a permit to steal photos. Technically, using your supplier's photos to sell their product is likely copyright...
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Is the statute of limitations up for recuperating money for a branding project I did for a company 4.5 years ago?
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Answered on September 29, 2013
You neglected to mention where the company is located. I take it that's Colorado. So sure, you sue there if the SOL allows it in CO and not in UT....
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Protecting a business idea from previous partner.
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Answered on September 29, 2013
Yes, they can claim what they choose. But, can they back up the claim? Depends on many factors you don't give us. You need to see an intellectual...
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See question below
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Answered on September 29, 2013
You can, but it would be stupid unless you have some reasonable basis for suit. What is your reasonable basis that you would assert? Patent...
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ECommerce store and image infringement
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Answered on September 28, 2013
Yes, you could be. To prevent this you can buy from a stock photo house like Getty Images. If you are talking about photos of products, you can...
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If you pay up front for the Writing, Producing and Recording of a song, do you own the rights to the song and the Master copies
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Answered on September 28, 2013
Copyright goes automatically to the author doing the creating 17 USC 102. That author can, by written instrument, transfer such rights. Payment is...
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Do I need to include an ISBN number when sending my book to copyright for registration?
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Answered on September 28, 2013
Wrong. You already sent your book to copyright the moment you created it. 17 USC 102.
The publisher gets the ISBN not you.
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If I am managing a live performance at a school and the copyright is not available, can it be considered infringement?
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Answered on September 28, 2013
Yes, it likely would be considered copyright infringement.
This is rather dangerous since you unsuccessfully sought permission.
I take it...
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I own a trademarked word for my clothing line personally. I also own he company of the same name. Can I now claim the trademark
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Answered on September 28, 2013
Dear John Morasco
I see you own reg. no. 4071610 for GEEZERGLIDE...
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