Can I sue someone for using a dance routine I created without my permission an use it to compete
If the routine is being performed at Carnegie Hall (or broadcast Television), or any other significantly large audience, then you may consider a...
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If the routine is being performed at Carnegie Hall (or broadcast Television), or any other significantly large audience, then you may consider a...
As you're getting from the gist of the comments, stay away from protected trademarks. And if you can show "legitimate use" of the resultant domain...
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As my colleagues suggest, you don't want to convey a false endorsement or affiliation with the famous canon brand. The "net impression" of your...
Working with an experienced entertainment attorney, you can "clear" your manuscript. The clearance process aims to detect potentially infringing...
Seems like the best strategy here is to (a) assess your trademark rights in the mark at issue, (b) assess whether the retailer is infringing, (c)...
Absolutely agree with Pamela's advice. Register your work, but you may also choose to perform a clearance of the work to ensure the work is not...
As my colleagues allude to, the benchmark test is likelihood of confusion, a legal term of art that considers several factors in determining the...
Of course like any other film or programming being produced, you want to start the rights clearance process as early as possible. In your case,...
I agree with the answer advising vigorous enforcement of your exclusive right to use the mark. Google is having this problem as "googling" is...
Great question, and I'm glad you did a bit of your own research. Unlike copyright infringement where the infringing work must be "substantially...