Would animating branded items into comical characters be considered a parody ?
It depends how the videos are used. If there is any commercial gain for you then it is more likely that it will be problematic. However, this is...
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It depends how the videos are used. If there is any commercial gain for you then it is more likely that it will be problematic. However, this is...
You MUST obtain the products through a licensed distributor or from Harley itself in order for you not to have future legal issues.
It depends on several factors including how much is used. I suggest that you contact an IP attorney and go over this situation with them in person.
If the videos were legally obtained, then the authorization is implicit.
It all depends on whether you are trading off of the goodwill of the original bottle owner. If you use the fact that it is a specific brand, then...
Anyone can copyright materials they create for someone else, provided that the creator does not have an obligation to turn over the information to...
Generally, you look at sight, sound, meaning and the goods that are sold under the mark. If any of these are the same, then you either should hire...
It will all depend on the licensing agreement that you enter into with the manufacturer. If you properly carve out your intended use and create...
It all depends on how the mark is being used. For example if the item is a sack used for sleeping, as long as you don't call your product a "sleep...
First find a new attorney to assist you. He/She will be able to assist you in firing your current counsel.