Can I trademark a phrase for t-shirts for a certain candidate with out using his name but implies as himself speaking? "

You need to be careful that your use does not constitute use of "image or likeness" for commercial purposes.

Can I trademark a 3 word phrase for t-shirts where the first letter of each word spells out a known trademark name

No one can answer this question without getting more information. The standard for trademark infringement is "likelihood of confusion". You need...

Can I trademark and copyright a business name I came up with?

You can't copyright the name, but perhaps the logo (if there is one). You CAN trademark the name IF you are going to offer products or services...

Can I print an article of clothing that displays the letters KD in black and white?

As my colleagues note, this may well give rise to a rights of publicity issue IF your designation is considered using Kevin Durant's name. I...

Is it legal to use a pooled bibliography page?

I agree with my colleague. This is a school policy, rather than an IP issue.

What is the name of a contract that defines percentage of profits received between partners on a project / intellectual product?

Well, there are several potential contracts that can come into play. First, you need to decide if you want to form a business entity to protect...

If I put multiple designs on a calendar and then copyright it, will all of the designs be protected?

Yes, you can register a collection of works in one copyright, provided they meet certain conditions. You would need to discuss your case with an...

No, unless you have a "work for hire" agreement the copyright in the drawings will belong to the person who created them. You need to make sure...

Do I need to give equity to classmates who worked on a school project, if only 2/6 of us are pursuing the idea after school?

Your question can not be answered without more information. I suggest that you consult with an Intellectual Property/Business attorney who can...

Can we mention an ingredient we are using to make products without licensing? Including their logo?

You need to be careful here. Using someone else's brand and logo may create the impression that you are 'passing off" your product as theirs. You...