Can I add a feature to my device that I have a utility patent on since 2006 if so can I extend the life of the patent ?
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Answered on November 25, 2024
In some countries, there may be something called a Patent of Addition. But there is no such thing here in the United States. >> However, if the...
What does "Present intention" mean in the following clause of an agreement? Am I allowed to sell the crypto currency?
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Answered on November 25, 2024
I've recategorized this question to increase the likelihood that your question will be answered by an attorney with pertinent expertise.
My son was killed in a motorcycle accident and it wasn't his fault and sum law company used his name in the ad?
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Answered on November 23, 2024
As an intellectual property lawyer, I don't consider the subject matter of your question to be pertinent to that category. So I am recategorizing...
What do I do if the nude photo I have gets leaked?
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Answered on November 22, 2024
What they are threatening to do is likely to be a crime. Google the term "revenge porn." Unless the subject of the nude photo has given consent,...
Trademarks: Company/brand names versus a product series or product names
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Answered on November 22, 2024
When you say "there's no active trademark," I infer you mean that you didn't find an active record of a trademark registration or pending...
I need a lawyer to sue the company that selling my books and did not pay me.
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Answered on November 21, 2024
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What are my options with this trademark situation?
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Answered on November 21, 2024
Ouch. It sounds like you failed to take advantage of the option to file your own trademark application on the basis of your Intent to Use the...
Is offering a lodging camp for sale to an LLC with 10 owners considered a public securities offering?
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Answered on November 21, 2024
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Can I sue someone for stealing my art?
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Answered on November 21, 2024
The good news is that copyright law exists to protect your rights. And the law embodies the fiction that your copyright for each painting sprang...
We are bunch of victims of a internet/crypto scam, looking for a legal help.
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Answered on November 20, 2024
I've recategorized this question to increase the likelihood that your question will be answered by an attorney with pertinent expertise.