Mill Valley, CA
Intellectual property Lawyer at Mill Valley, CA
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Business ... +2 more
What Attorney Straus said is correct. And, since the Power of Attorney already exists, you might want to have a business attorney review it. The...
First, you can always do something, IF you know what you are doing. The Trademark Office website (www.uspto.gov) is useful, if you choose to do it...
A revocable trust can become irrevocable at the occurrence of a stated event, which "could" be the incompetence of the settlor, death of the...
If it is only a trademark application you refer to, and not the actual registration, and if it is within the 30-day publication period, you "might"...
Why don't you speak with the original owner, Dream, and ask her for the appropriate documentation. If it was a "legitimate sale," I am sure she...
Oops, sorry, not all lawyers in the US are "Sirs." That being said, I would suggest you determine what state you want to do business in (e.g., New...
You should speak with a Massachusetts employment & labor attorney to get a specific answer that you can rely on. Generally, I will say,...
I agree with Attorney Burdick, if you are aware of a conflict, why would you open yourself up to a potential lawsuit? That doesn't seem to make...
There are many ways someone could disprove your ownership. For example, they could: 1. demonstrate that you are not the true copyright owner....
This is a complex question with several legal issues. You should speak with a North Carolina corporate attorney to offer you guidance. Good luck.
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