I have two answers. (1) I agree with Ms. Koslyn that titles are not subject to copyright, although a title might serve as a trademark. So one...

A common phrase can be appropriated for use as a trademark--for example, Nike's JUST DO IT. The question, then, would be whether your use of NIP...

I agree with my colleagues. Using red and gold and the words KANSAS CITY along with (presumably) the Roman numeral LV could constitute trademark...

I agree with my colleagues. There are two issues: (1) whether the peephole frame on Friends is subject to copyright protection, so that if you...

I agree with Ms. Koslyn. The potential liability that you could face for transmission of disease, whether knowingly or negligently, seems to be...

If I understand your question correctly, you want to sell blank mugs by giving away Disney decals with them. I suppose the buyer could then use...

I agree that the answer depends upon which version of the King James Bible you plan to use. Translations can be the subject of copyright...

You need to talk to a qualified intellectual property lawyer in your area about this. Generally, if you had the name first and there is a...

One would have to see the Terms of Use to answer your question whether the Terms of Use prohibit what you want to do. Review the Terms of Use...

I agree with my colleagues. Mr. Claiborne hit the nail on the head: Regardless whether one changes a letter or two of a famous person's name, the...