Should I trademark the name of my screenplay?
No. If you are asking whether you should seek to register with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office the title of a screenplay as a trademark, that's...
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No. If you are asking whether you should seek to register with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office the title of a screenplay as a trademark, that's...
If you haven't yet really made an invention, but have only an IDEA that could ripen into an invention that might be patentable, you need to seek an...
If you operate a business as a sole proprietor, then you should be deemed the owner of the trademarks applicable to the business. As that owner,...
That's a great question. I guess Andy Warhol would know the answer. It's also something that's likely to be fact-specific. That means you can...
To expand on what attorney Marcus said, yes, after a trademark is abandoned, then another business is generally free to adopt and potentially to...
You might ask the attorney with whom you confidentially consult whether the offensive statements would fall within the legal definition of...
If your goal is just to get a patent to put on your résumé, and you don't expect it to provide any enforceable rights in the real world, then you...
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It sounds like you are on the right track. Without providing actionable legal advice, I'll assume you have done a search to clear your trademark...
You seem to be asking two separate questions. To deal with the second: Whenever you are accused of trademark infringement, you should promptly...
The answer would depend in part on the respective dates of your domain registration and their U.S. trademark registration. Applicable legal...