Is it copyright infringement if make fun of a famous brand on a t-shirt?
You have to be careful about claiming fair use, whether for parody or otherwise. The rules are actually more restrictive than you might expect. ...
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You have to be careful about claiming fair use, whether for parody or otherwise. The rules are actually more restrictive than you might expect. ...
Yes, you should get permission from the copyright and/or trademark owner before taking photos and selling calendars. In fact, you should get...
Only if you want to wind up in court. He owns the rights of publicity in his image.
Unfortunately, you have two different issues and you can't use one to offset the other. Whether or not he properly paid you is one matter. ...
Drawing up a contract to form a partnership is easy. You can also see about forming a business entity such as an LLC if there are tax advantages...
Definitely contact counsel, preferably one with both criminal and ip law. This sounds as much like a case of fraudulent representation as it does...
While I agree with prior responders they do not address your question, i.e. whether or not you have trademark infringement. If you use something...
The layout which you are describing is a fact and not entitled to copyright, but the layout and design might be. You need to have both the prior...
There are two areas of legal exposure here. First, if the icon itself is sufficiently creative, you are potentially infringing upon its...
Not intellectual property. I am recategorizing.