Will my trademark be approved in India

We cannot tell you if your mark will be approved in India. Letter marks require above normal proof of distinctiveness before they will be allowed,...

NO. And that's not how you get trademark rights. Sticking TM next your company name may or may not be proper. A dba is local in some states (here...

Do I infringe on patent rights if I develop a device that produces the same end product but has a different way of executing it.

See a patent attorney with experience in smartphone apps. There are so many, many smartphone patents (thousands ) that it is virtually certain you...

The Trademark I want to protect is a dot com and it consist of my name, how possible would be to register ?

Yes you can register a name, if it is distinctive and not overly common, in the US. Yes you can register in other countries without being a...

Is it copyright/trademark infringement to display photos on the web of replica goods you have purchased?

The clause seems a mere lie to cover illicit activities, whatever your actual intent, and is likely to backfire on you. It will be understood to...

Do I need permission(or is it public domain) ?

It is most likely that any Alfred Hitchcock screenplay from the 1930's is still under copyright protection and that you need permission. The best...

When do you infringe on a patent right? Is it when you Infringe on a single claim or when you infringe on all claims?

Yes. It's when you do either. And, you don't have to directly infringe. Contributing to infringement or inducing infringement or importing an...

1. Report him to campus security. 2. Get a new rommate, either force him out or get out of the shared room. 3. Don't share your Internet again and...

Can I sue discovery channel for discrimination ?

NO, not discrimination. However, for defamation (libel & slander) quite possibly if it is false and disparaging. Something about the "Amish maria"...

You cannot legally conduct business with a counterfeit Snow White (or other Disney character) costume. You get no more rights than the infringer...

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