You might consult an attorney to ascertain whether the poster has violated a law that applies to "revenge porn." Such action can have criminal...

If yours is a derivative work of a copyrighted poster, then you would need permission from the copyright owner. However the U.S. Copyright Law...

The provocative pictures might come within the meaning of your state's law criminalizing "revenge porn." For actionable advice, consult a local...

If you do that you risk being charged with contributory trademark infringement and/or trademark counterfeiting and/or copyright infringement. If...

The "first sale doctrine" applies by statute to sales of copyrighted works (such as books) and by court-generated decisions to sales of products...

Whether you would be permitted to use AI-generated images on fabric for your products will depend on the terms of use applicable to the AI...

It sounds to me like you have described a strategy that would not make you an infringer of others' copyrights. For actionable advice, be sure...

Check with an intellectual property attorney for an opinion as to whether the trademark would be deemed to be ABANDONED. If so, then it would be...

Professional and collegiate sports teams make a LOT of money from licensing their logos and other indicia of identity for a variety of uses,...

What you seek is a trademark clearance search, resulting in an Opinion letter by an intellectual property attorney you engage for this purpose. ...