Can I trademark a popular idiom? If so, to what extent?
Trademark rights only exist when a word or phrase or design is commercially used to brand a product or service. It is lawful to adopt as a mark an...
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Trademark rights only exist when a word or phrase or design is commercially used to brand a product or service. It is lawful to adopt as a mark an...
Yes, selling the shirt would violate the person's right of publicity.
You and your own attorney need to read and fully understand 17 U.S.C section 115 [visit the link below].
Speak with your own trademark attorney about (1) "clearing the rights" to the name, (2) potentially registering the name as a trademark and (3) how...
You will need a "mechanical license" to cover a song [that is, to create and sell a new recording of a song]. To acquire such a license contact the...
Based on these facts, yes, one good option is simply to ignore the email. Another option is to reply with a very short inquiry asking something...
The first question is whether the disclosure that you're calling "your design" is truly your product. If he submitted a photograph or labelled...
As my colleague notes, PERHAPS you can be sued in the United States if the alleged infringement occured here or if you have such extensive contacts...
The general answer is that's lawful to state the name of a fictional character in another work of fiction so long as the former is not, itself, a...
Yes, a copyright owner is entitled to a remedy for any infringement that occurs before the infringement ends.