Question about posting fictional questions online
If it's purely fictional and none of the described activity is happening? Probably not. Having a 10 year old strip is pretty creepy, you will...
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If it's purely fictional and none of the described activity is happening? Probably not. Having a 10 year old strip is pretty creepy, you will...
There are a number of possible legal theories, depending on the law of your jurisdiction: if you took the pictures, you would be copyright holder,...
The last poster raised many good points. Essentially what you are looking for here is an attorney to sign off on your D.I.Y. trademark clearance...
Depending on how you use the picture, he might have recourse to get you to stop using the picture. If you are questioning whether it is legal to be...
The repercussions are most likely outlined in the agreement you consented to when taking out the loan. The source of law in this instance would be...
Your best recourse would probably be with the school. If you have filed a report, you could follow up on it but I agree with the suggestion that...
It would depend on the art you wanted to share. If it is art in the public domain, there would not be much of a problem. If the art you would be...
Otter not Apple would be the proper place to start. To my knowledge Otterboxes are not meant to be submerged in under water. Check the warranty.
If you were taking a work in the public domain and altering it significantly... preparing a derivative work it MIGHT be permissible. Another...
Without knowing more, and before you consult an attorney (which you will need to do), I would say "probably not." You could run afoul of...