Your questions doesn't really make sense because you don't "trademark a company." What you need to consider if you'd like to protect your...

Unfortunately, this kind of language is showing up more and more in employment agreements. Basically, you are assigning any creative materials you...

You can learn more about registration for the sound recordings here. https://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ56.pdf

The previous answers are all helpful. However, it seems as if you might have a fundamental misunderstanding about copyright protection and the...

Your question is a bit tricky and here's why. Trademark infringement is based largely on the concept of "consumer confusion." Basically, is your...

Music licensing can be a tricky business. First, you have to know who owns the rights to the music. The composer and songwriter probably often...

As with most legal questions involving trademarks and intellectual property, "quick" and "easy" do not apply. The fame of the Potato Head...

Good answers above. Just printing the "mark" on the t-shirt will not suffice for a specimen for a trademark application. That is considered...

Your proposed course of action is likely a violation of the celebrity's "right of publicity." The right of publicity is the legal right the...

You have a number of options. Certainly, trademark registration is one possibility. However, you may wish to consider copyright registration as...