Is it legal to force a employment contract on someone whom you are financing a home for??
What you really need to do is consult with a lawyer your area in person. This is a strange situation. If you were going to accept that kind of...
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What you really need to do is consult with a lawyer your area in person. This is a strange situation. If you were going to accept that kind of...
The answers are going to be the same as to your earlier posting of this same question. Look at all of them -- lots of good information.
No, you cannot copyright a name. The name might be trademarked if you are actually using it or intend to use it some time soon. A copyright...
First, you are not required to tell someone you have reported them to a government agency or give them the name of that agency. Second, truth is a...
Look at what your contract says about taking it out of state. Also, whose name is on the title? If it is only his, he can create problems if he...
You certainly can break the contract -- the only question is whether you want to get sued or not. It is not guaranteed that you would, but you...
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You would do best to get legal advice from a local attorney as to what verbiage you need as this forum is not intended to provide specific language...
I agree that you will only know what is best to do once you have a one-on-one consultation with a trademark attorney. I would add, however, that...
You've gotten some great thoughts on your issue from highly experienced trademark attorneys, including the excellent analysis by Mr. Kelly. While...
To add to the other answers on something they did not address specifically -- the state statutes do not apply to the federal trademark registration.