Can my employer use my email account on a company iPad?

Let's see. It's a company email account, a company iPad, a company password, a company-related email, and you gave the password to you boss. Is...

Another in the never ending series: "can I rip off the NFL so I can make some easy money?" Your intent is to trade off the reputation...

Can I sell my photographs with famous quotes on them?

If they are really your photographs you took and not ones you swiped then you can probably use the quotes you swiped. I suggest not providing...

Can I use pop culture references in a new-media sitcom script?

Those all sound like nominative use. Google the term for details or for a quick discussion check this Wikipedia link....

A subsidy publisher is publishing my book without my permission.

This highlights the need to actually ask a question rather than just recite your version of the facts. It is hard to answer an unasked question....

I recently opened up a bike repair shop with a fairly catchy & common name, last week I received a letter from lawyer in Minn.

This highlights the results of failure to do a trademark/servicemark clearance before adopting a business name/servicemark. It also gives an...

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My question is regarding the Mega Millions name. Can someone create a website using the Mega Millions name by adding additional

That is likely to get you sued faster than a Powerball drops. By analogy can you create software by adding words to Microsoft, such as for example...

What is the copyright law on using a product photos from other companies/websites on your website and promotional material?

Likely against the copyright laws, specifically 17 USC 106 which gives exclusive right to the copyright owner to make and distribute copies, not...

I am being charged $600 for a file I never downloaded or watched. Is there a legal way to stop this charge?

Your modem has been tracked downloading copyrighted files, and the likely have the proof, but tying it to you specifically I doubt they can do. If...

I would suggest you take the position this is "fair use" under the determinative four-factor test of the applicable statute, 17 USC 107, and go...