Scam, scam, scam. I had a mark that has been abandoned for years and three different "law firms" contacted me oveer the past year claiming someone...

My colleagues are right, I will only add one way to look at your risk is how large, popular your competitor is and how long they have been in...

Again, if you can't afford an attorney, California Lawyers for the Arts (310-207-0001) and Southwestern Law School’s Entertainment & the Arts Legal...

This is the second question you have posted here on AVVO on this subject. The answer remains the same, you need an experienced entertainment...

Blatant infringement. The standard in "trademark infringement" is "likelihood of confusion". Google those terms for a basic understanding. ...

From what I gather, you want to put "my logo" on to an otherwise non-descript t-shirt (not a branded identifiable t-shirt) and apply an iron on...

What matters is who was using the name first, not who registered it first. "Use in commerce" is the requirement for trademark protection to begin....

You need to make sure any images you put on your app are free of any copyrights, period. Your use is not a "fair use" and you will be liable for...

Your post poses multiple questions, more than a free Q&A forum such as AVVO can possibly address. Section 2870 is specifically for employees, not...

I am not sure why your disability has anything to do with obtaining your Kindle royalties? As my colleague noted, the contract you have with...