Los Angeles, CA
Patent infringement Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Patent Infringement, Trademark Infringement ... +5 more
The standard for determining trademark infringement is likelihood of confusion, i.e., whether consumers are likely to be confused by the source of...
The example you provide may be ok., but the context of your intended use of lyrics is unclear. In general titles, names and short phrases are not...
It very much depends on the types of services your business is engaged in. If you are selling products or offering services, then you would need...
An invention is patentable if it meets the three basis conditions of utility (i.e., the invention has a practical application and is not an...
The likely answer is no. fair use has different aspects and angles and only a trademark attorney can provide specific legal advice as to whether...
The standard for determining trademark infringement is “likelihood of confusion”. So, the first question is whether the letters you are planning...
As my colleague notes, this is not the proper forum for the level of specific legal advice. In fact, attorney are not allowed to provide such...
No, as my colleagues note, works that are in the public domain can’t be re-copyrighted. However, if you create a work based on a work in public...
That could be problematic to the extent that it wold create a “likelihood of confusion” in the minds of the consumers as to the source of the...
In copyright law, there is a big distinction between “based on” and “inspired by.” Derivative work only deals with the former, not the latter. ...