Oakland, CA
Litigation Lawyer at Oakland, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Internet ... +17 more
I suggest you "make" your own toys. Don't use "generic" toys, because it would still infringe the copyright of those who made that toy. Generic...
The good news: yes, you can sue. The bad news: it will probably cost more to sue than you will get. You really need to discuss this with a lawyer...
The case that you cite is distinguishable from your situation. The Huffington Post contributors gave their blogs freely, in the hope of wider...
You are pretty close. Since it is less than 12 months since you started, you can do a short form Certificate of Dissolution. Read more about the...
While trademark infringement is a "strict liability" issue, you still have some defenses and some rights. You should contact an intellectual...
The question in the last sentence seems to be the only one. Certainly, plaintiffs can choose to not state references in an amended complaint that...
This really isn't a business question, it is a criminal question. Mr. Davidoff is absolutely right, you need a criminal lawyer. Pro bono is short...
It is hard to answer this without more details, but the California State Bar has been actively going after attorneys doing things like this. I...
The Federal Trade Commission recommends several steps when you are a victim of indentity theft, including filing a police report. You can read more...
As lawyers, we cannot tell you what is common in the industry, but we can say it is advisable, but of limited help. Indemnification is not complete...