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Can I, or how can I, write an EBook about specific celebrities or famous people without violating copyrights?
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Answered on October 08, 2012
By not copying material from anyone else, such as images or text. What you are really need to be concerned with is about publicity rights, unfair...
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Can the registar that is holding my domain name bill me a domain fee for the last two years?
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Answered on October 08, 2012
Yes. They have a right to be paid and can refuse to spend time or money to provide anything for you if you don't pay them. Really, this is silly...
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I think that my Insurance Co. failed to defend me properly at arbitration. They refuse to give me a copy of my arbitration file
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Answered on October 08, 2012
They can do this. The insurance company has the right to handle the suit. Work product means work done by an attorney for a client. The attorney...
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We have a registered company with the state, and the company is internet/information based. How do we go about protecting work?
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Q:"We have a registered company with the state, and the company is internet/information based. How do we go about protecting work?
A: Simple,...
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I want to create a telephone app that in part shows the scores of sporting events. Would I be allowed to use the team logos?
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Answered on October 08, 2012
Look at Yahoo Sportacular (android app) and see how they do exactly that. Note: Sportacular is top notch and free and well established so yours...
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Can a screen print be trademarked for protection of artwork used?
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Answered on October 08, 2012
Generally, artwork is protected by copyright not trademark, unless the artwork is a logo used as a trademark. Also, you don't "trademark"...
Can I trademark my business name if there is only a 1 letter difference from an already trademarked business name?
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Answered on October 08, 2012
Unlikely. The test is likelihood of confusion and the second comer has a duty to avoid it. One letter difference is probably insufficient. If the...
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Rights to the products and designs I allowed a company to license and reproduce
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Q:"I would like to stop the production of products made and sold by a company that I let license them but did not sign a licensing contract with...
How to trademark the same name in the same class?
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Answered on October 07, 2012
Your problem is all the "I's" in your question. Do it yourself will be a disaster in your case. Here is what you need to do. Find a Lawyer, Hire a...
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Re-invent, package, & sell an old cleaner for a new use?
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Answered on October 07, 2012
A "little-known" use is probably known enough to prevent you getting a patent. Not getting a patent means you will need to rely on either trade...
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