I have submitted a provisional patent application, what is the proper way to sell it to a big company?

The proper way to sell to Apple company or Google, is to respond to inquiries from them rather than send unsolicited ideas to them, as they do not...

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Would it be safe to use classic Disney princess names for a one-time fundraising event?

Yes, Disney has a real legal claim, but not to the names, to their version of those characters. Intellectual property law we call that "trade...

Trademark infrigment in a game, advise needed!

Sorry, but that is not enough information and we would do you a disservice to give a detailed answer to you, anyway. Need to see an intellectual...

Can I get sued for partially downloading copyrighted videos?

Yes you can really get sued and yes you should probably settlement if the amount is only $200. The settlement amount is low so it will be cheaper...

Can a patent be contingent upon the assembly of multiple parts?

This cannot be determined from that cryptic description. The actual patent claim must be compared against your device (if an apparatus claim) or...

What are the post-patent issuance infringement ramifications?

See my earlier answer to your companion question about International patents. If a patent infringes and you are found to infringe, you could...

What does a Freedom to Operate, or IP Clearance Analysis guarantee?

An IP Clearance will NEVER allow you to be 100% positive. There are nearly 30 million patent documents worldwide, and over 8 million patents have...

What is an International Patent Application?

What are the ins and outs of International Patents? And you want this for free, right? Your facts are all messed up and self-contradictory and...

Domain name squatters in Europe sitting on lapsed domain name I created to use for a business - what recourse?

Let's see. You had a domain name that YOU were sitting on unused. Trademark and service marks are based on use and you had no use, so you had no...

What's the meaning of a website's terms of service when stating content or services are for "personal, non-commercial use" only?

You are confusing apples and oranges. In this case you are confusing facts and expression of facts. The information itself is not protected by...

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