It's likely that at least some of the landmarks and businesses you refer to have registered trademarks for their services. But the legal doctrine...

What you say makes sense, but as it looks like you'll be investing a significant amount of funds, it would be wise to consult with a local real...

I agree with Scott Scarbrough's answer. Another technicality in your favor is that you actually own the copyright in your work regardless of...

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Yes. You would be producing a "derivative work." During the term of the copyright, anyone would be prohibited from publicly displaying it unless...

Generally, in the absence of a writing stating otherwise, an independent contractor owns the copyright in his work. It is not so easy to change...

It seems to me that you haven't yet been initiated into the counterintuitive intricacies of federal regulation of pharmaceuticals by the FDA ("Food...

And in some instances, a business can even use the legal tool of a patent to protect a novel construction or function of a garment. At...

You can minimize the risk by consulting a local attorney with expertise in trademarks. You will be seeking to "clear" each usage.

Your question would boil down to whether the work of authorship you'd be copying from is protected by copyright or in the public domain or a "fair...