How to protect my trademark application from a well funded startup?

Generally: My colleagues are correct. Hire an experienced IP / trademark lawyer who has successfully opposed published applications in the USPTO...

Hi, Hope you are having a great day? My father wrote two books about 700 pages for the first and 200 for the second. Those

Generally, I agree with my colleagues and will also add: You may also explore with your counsel whether to seek to enforce in the U.S. and then...

I agree with the points my colleagues have made; and I will add that removing information can have potentially VERY adverse effects that you should...

How much time does a flooring contractor have to start a job after paying a deposit?

Generally: You should retain an attorney and explore options. One option can be to demand adequate assurance of performance formally citing...

What do I do about an promotion not honored by Sprint/Niantic?

Generally: There might be issues with fraudulent inducement to enter into contract; false or misleading advertisements; unfair business...

Inventions?

Generally: Patents protect new, useful, and non-obvious inventions. Attorney labor to prepare an application for patent can be very significant...

We filed a fraud action but we didn't give lots of detail, now the statute of limitations has gone by, can we still amend?

Generally: Re: Service of summons and complaint: The complaint needs to be properly and timely filed and served. The service of summons and...

Debt buyer is asking me to admit credit card statements in discovery that defendant admits copy of statement is genuine?

Generally: I agree with my colleague. Litigation can be very difficult to navigate. I will add a few comments: The status of the case and all...

Generally: Re: Grounds for Withdrawal: The basis of attorney withdrawal in California is governed by the California Rules of Professional...

What is the best legal option, if any, to protect an invention that is a combination of two previous inventions?

Generally: Something "new" isn't enough to meet patentability standards -- another major hurdle is "obviousness" or rather "non-obviousness." ...