Trademarking existing domain?
In theory, if they have no use and no registration, and you have intent to use under Section 1(b) the Lanham Act and planned use but not actual use...
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In theory, if they have no use and no registration, and you have intent to use under Section 1(b) the Lanham Act and planned use but not actual use...
I agree with Fred - file and serve an answer or responsive pleading ASAP. Even if your quickly-filed answer is imperfect, you can amend it later,...
Re: Ownership: The photos may have owners that can seek to enforce their copyrights against you, which could be a major problem if dozens of owners...
The domain holders of the desirable extension may or may not be cybersquatting. This happens often to major brands where a third party buys the dot...
This is a good question to hire an experienced intellectual property attorney examine with you more closely if you are strongly committed to the...
A reasonable settlement amount should factor in: compensatory damages, potential for willful infringement damages i.e. if you can prove they had...
Re: Copyright: A chain of title analysis is needed including all terms of release of the code itself and how to comply - e.g. attribution to author...
Verbal agreements can be enforced but difficult to prove as to what was actually agreed. The voicemail you describe could be a real "smoking gun." ...
Yes; I suggest you immediately consult with a legal malpractice lawyer licensed in your state having overlapping experience in bankruptcy law.
Re: Default: If your case defaults, the plaintiff and his attorney will likely still have to show up in court and do a "prove up" to the judge with...