Justin Matthew Clark

Justin Matthew Clark's Answers (25)

Phoenix, AZ

Intellectual property Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Business, Internet

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Best Business Entity to Protect Personal Assets Against Copyright Infringement Lawsuit

Justin's answer | Answered on February 27, 2015

You should meet with an attorney who is familiar with corporate or business law to discuss which entity is best considering your business goals....

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Is it legal to act out characters for a satire game, i.e., pretending to be Homer Simpson while ordering a coffee?

Justin's answer | Answered on February 25, 2015

You should speak with an I.P. attorney so that he/she can review all the pertinent information and provide more targeted advice. There are a few...

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A friend and I came up with a consumer product equally. We have not trademarked the idea as of yet or created a business entity.

Justin's answer | Answered on February 25, 2015

You should speak with an attorney about both the business entity issue and the I.P. issues. As others have already discussed, if the product...

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What copyrights or legal rights do I hold over my character designs hold?

Justin's answer | Answered on February 24, 2015

I reiterate all of the information provided by the attorneys, above. In addition to filing a copyright on the drawings of your comic book...

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How to avoid copyright infringement by putting big franchise company menus on my website?

Justin's answer | Answered on February 24, 2015

You should consult an attorney or seek written permission from the franchisor. The franchisor may have already provided a license to use these...

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