Maybe, maybe not. Software is often tricky to patent in the U.S. because on top of the “novelty” and “non-obviousness” requirements for U.S....

Filing a police report could have been appropriate if there was trespass, assault, and theft of documents, which then might be used as evidence in...

Also note, this could easily be the beginning phase of a very common scam where the blackmailer will threaten to post compromising photos/video...

Unfortunately, likely way too much time has lapsed for you to have a viable legal claim, i.e., statutes of limitations would and should prevent a...

Depending upon details of the threat, those facts might support a restraining order. The posting of your contact details could help to bolster...

Technically what you are suggesting on its face is copyright infringement. If you were planning on building a business around such activity, such...

For real actionable legal advice you can rely upon, you need to discuss your specific situation with your trademark attorney in private. However,...

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There may be some legal options here, such as, but not limited to, (1) a UDRP forced domain name transfer action (an administrative action filed...

Often one may buy an authentic item from a given brand and then resell that given brand item, with whatever modifications you’ve made to the given...

How do you know whether or not they have trademark? In the U.S. trademarks arise by consistent use of the given branding in commerce and NOT by...