There are always legal risks when it comes to selling goods. You have two issues, trademark (TM) and copyright (C). For C, there is a "first...

Coppyright infringement is a statutory crime (you either did or did not post a copy on your blog) and there is no commercial requirement...

Two things to consider. First, was the bus ticket paid for through a US company? If so, you may have recourse through that US Companies contract...

Not a chance in heck of getting away with this. Even if you took the photographs of the artist yourself (so you owned the copyrights to the...

First of all, not using any punctuation makes it difficult (if not impossible) to properly understand your question, nor to give you an accurate...

A minor charge of shoplifting would not be an automatic bar to getting your nursing license. If it was a signifcant charge (i.e. grand theft) it...

I agree with my colleagues, you gave away your idea for free and have no right to compensation and no right to be angry. If you had entered into a...

Unless the seller of audio equipment has become "famous" amongst folks who listen to music, I think you are fine. Note, if you used the same...

You and your "friends" had an "agreement" which is a contract (oral or written), where there was agreement on who would do what and who would get...

Consider yourself very lucky to have only lost $750 to Davison. Most people who ask for help here on AVVO about feeling like Davison ripped them...