To what extend is using logo and brand name in such way that could be considered fair use?
Using someone else's logo and brand name for commercial purposes of selling your own items or getting people to think you are selling theirs is not...
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Using someone else's logo and brand name for commercial purposes of selling your own items or getting people to think you are selling theirs is not...
Simplest, depending on how you paid (credit card, Paypal) could be to do a charge back or complaint to that third party.
If you are only making this for your own personal use, it's not a problem. Commercial use would be. In addition, it's even if it were potentially...
The original does not cover the shorter version -- it only covers exactly what you registered.
In addition to the response you've received, I note that if Red Mountain is an actual geographical location and these are being used for that...
Doing this would violate at least the right of publicity of the athletes. It likely also would violate copyrights of whoever owns the photos. To...
I moved your question to consumer protection -- it has nothing to do with landlord tenant. My suggestion would be to speak with a consumer...
Beyond what my colleague told you, if they charge your card for these supposed damages, you can do a charge back, telling the credit card company...
To add to the responses of my colleagues, if you are not the administrator/executor of your brother's estate or trustee of any trust he may have...
You haven't said how long it's been so it's hard to tell if there's a problem. A question to ask is what the settlement says about when you get...