Can you? Sure. You can copy things made by other people. It's generally called copyright infringement. If you want to understand the nuances,...

No. No. No. Do not do this. You are likely to be sued by Nike and Champion. The elements of trademark infringement, including "passing off"...

Can you do as you've suggested? Sure. The real question is, "Should you do this?" The answer is "no." Under trademark and copyright law,...

First, you can't prevent anyone from taking legal action against you. Anyone can sue anyone for anything, any time they want. The real question is,...

As with all businesses that want to adopt a trademark, your best course of action is to have an experienced trademark attorney conduct a clearance...

Your question does not provide enough detail for a definitive answer, however, here are the basic considerations. Under United States of America...

You've asked a number of questions but it's a bit difficult to sort out what's actually going on. Preliminarily, it's good to note that...

As mentioned above, trademarks are valid in the jurisdiction for which they are registered. If you register only in the USA, your protection is...

You are asking the wrong question. Can you use the names, colors and logos of the SEC teams on your line of apparel? Sure. You can do just about...

I agree with the answer given above. Your situation is likely very complicated and no reasonable attorney will approve your plan without a detailed...