What are the guidelines for making something that someone wants with certain stickers on it.
That's blatant trademark infringement for which there is no "single mother of 3 just trying to make a little extra money" exception. The logic...
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That's blatant trademark infringement for which there is no "single mother of 3 just trying to make a little extra money" exception. The logic...
If you do it for personal use and not for distribution you are not likely to draw objection since either no one will know who is in a position to...
I think using the logos in addition to competitor names in an advertising brochure is risky, as nominative fair use requires that you use only what...
You need to read 17 USC 113(a) http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/113 which specifically gives to the copyright owner the right to do what...
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This is a pipe dream, not a viable business model. You are not going to be able to compete with Netflix. Blockbuster is going bust trying, and they...
You could do that if you want to get turned down. They get thousand of requests every day. Yours would sit in the stack unanswered or be rejected....
Suggestions: 1. See an attorney and give the specifics so this can be evaluated. 2. Realize this is likely not going to result in significant...
Probably, but it depends on your artwork and your advertising. Each of the entities is still actively asserting rights, so if the overall package...
Yes, 35 USC 119(e) but that is often poor strategy. The better strategy is usually to file two identical provisionals and file a non-provisional...
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The legal issue is whether this is incidental background use and not likely to produce confusion as to affiliation with MLB or the Yankees or to...