Trademark infringement and domain names

This is known as cybersquatting, illegal and the crime. Do not do it!

I am planning on selling "Recycled" clothing by embroidering & silk screening "used" shirts and reselling them as revived items.

This has already been answered here at least once...

I want to develop a scholarship search engine. Can I post scholarships without asking for permission?

1. should work. Facts are not copyrightable. The artistic expression of facts is copyrightable. If you do your own format and stick to just facts...

Copyright question - As an independent contractor I drafted a manual for a company using my standard template.

Based on the facts you give, which are too skimpy, you own the copyright and the company has a license to copy and distribute it in whatever manner...

A so called friend took an idea that i had drawn up and is trying to get a patent on it as his own. how can i dispute this?

This highlights the problem that the best Congress money (IBM money in this case) can buy has created with the adoption of "first to file". You are...

The US flag is public domain. You can show it in a non-deceptive manner. It would not be legal to display it in such a way as to falsely indicate...

Would the use of upcoming movie posters in my magazine violate copyright laws?

It's illegal, but I doubt the studio will care. They could sue you for copyright infringement under 17 USC 501 or they could appreciate the free...

If I buy branded, electronics product and put a new exterior cover on it, can I sell it in the USA?

Sure you can, and then you will get a CDL, then get sued and if you continue go to jail. 18 USC 2320...

You should accept the letter. And, you should stop counterfeiting brand name goods. Refusing the letter will just aggravate matters. They will have...

If the government (eg. NSA) makes a copy of my conversations without permission, can I sue for copyright infringement?

As one of only a handful of attorneys that currently sues the US Government in the US Court of Federal Claims under 28 USC1498 I think it...