My kids school tradmarked their logo. Can I still make school shirts?
I think your first course should be to contact the school and request permission to embroider the logo on shirts for your children's personal use. ...
Springfield, MO
Appeals Lawyer at Springfield, MO
Practice Areas: Appeals, Intellectual Property
I think your first course should be to contact the school and request permission to embroider the logo on shirts for your children's personal use. ...
The answer to your question depends on additional facts are that you have not given. First, is this in Missouri state court, federal court, or...
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I agree that there could be trademark issues should you traffic in the bag, whether giving it away, trading it, or selling it. The problem is that...
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I believe that Mr. Marshall's answer is spot on. As he noted, to win a malpractice case, you will have to prove that you would have won your...