Online forum harassment and possible libel?
No, that sounds like a lawsuit not to file. When you post you know people often flame you, particularly if they are hot-headed, thin-skinned, or...
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Intellectual property Lawyer at Alton, IL
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No, that sounds like a lawsuit not to file. When you post you know people often flame you, particularly if they are hot-headed, thin-skinned, or...
Usually they would, but there is no requirement to do so.They can die you without notice if they want.FOR example,I would sue a trademark infringer...
So basically your father got scammed by an invention promoter that is now shut down by the FTC and you hope to recover millions. Sad to say, your...
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Your facts cannot be accurate, but if there are any such patents and copyrights owned by your father, you should see an IP attorney to determine...
Look again. NY "sharpies" are pretty careful on wording. I bet the ad said "like new" rather than "new". I think there may be a 15 USC 1125 false...
Q:"I wonder if by looking at a photograph of a celebrity on the internet and drawing it, am I breaking any copyright laws?" A: Yes, that violates...
I see in your comments that you have specific language that includes "allowances". That language would include "samples", which are a form of...
In general YES, subject to local ordinances. Ask either the cops or the state attorney in your county.
Most likely YES. We patent litigators when representing the plaintiff drag everyone we can into the suit for strategic reasons - jurisdiction,...
It is my educated guess that the publisher owns the blurb and the reviewer owns the review. Likely the publisher got permission from the reviewer...