Is It Illegal for a Site to Use My Picture Without Me Knowing?
The answer first depends on what the terms of use for the site say. If your click-through agreement contained a provision whereby you waive rights...
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The answer first depends on what the terms of use for the site say. If your click-through agreement contained a provision whereby you waive rights...
Yes to all of the above. If I were you, I would consult an entertainment attorney to vet all of your proposals and secure the necessary releases,...
I'm not really sure what your question has to do with because it sounds more technical than anything else, but if it has to do with the possibility...
If the older company has been using the trademark contained in the URL while offering goods or services longer than the other company, then yes,...
The answer depends on the terms of your contract which you should have an attorney review for you in private. Sometimes artists get lucky (Beck's...
A lot more info would be needed to answer whether your technique is patentable. However, the look of goods can be the subject of trade dress...
You need to have an attorney review any written correspondence between yourself and the company to assess the facts and see if they warrant...
If you have employees, then yes. Here is a quote from the CA WC website: "As a result, California employers are required by law to have workers'...
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As far as being legally actionable in any way, I doubt you have a case nor would it be worthwhile to pursue. Refer to FB's terms of use that you...
Even your proposed use would technically be both copyright and trademark infringements based on an assumption that the characters are copyrighted...