Have an attorney write a letter to the production companies. You may even be able to find one who is willing to do it under a contingency arrangement.

You have two separate problems here: The stalking and the IP infringement. Those are two really different areas. For the stalking, you may want to...

There is a chance that the design elements you are copying are not sufficiently distinctive to constitute infringement. There is also a chance that...

You have to be careful in how far your "inspired by" claims go. Under the Lanham Act, you cannot create a connection in any manner that implies...

Trademark application "Actual use" if started selling just 2 days ago.

You have two dates to provide: First use "anywhere" and first use "in commerce." First use "anywhere" is what it sounds: the first date you sold...

Chances are, if you are using the scripture printed on a t-shirt, it is not considered a trademark as it is considered "ornamental." Seek out a...

Has the business operated at all since 2014? If not, there is a good chance the marks/names have been abandoned. If your rights haven't...

If the work was published with proper notice and renewed, then the work may still be entitled to copyright protection. However, a Copyright Office...

No one can sue Facebook without spending a lot of money. Why don't you just try to resolve this by contacting Facebook and letting them know that...

Letting the customers know what brands you are selling in sentence/paragraph text is generally OK. However, the closer you get to a "trademark use"...