Intellectual property Lawyer
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Trademark Infringement ... +3 more
In light of my colleague's responses, a devil’s advocate is needed here. In short, I think it very likely that much of the furniture made in or...
Q: "Can I use these corporate names given this is a joke book?" R: Yes.
Some toys are copyrightable, some aren't. If someone paints a picture of copyrightable toys then that painting is a "derivative work" based on the...
One point not directly mentioned by my colleagues is that it is very often true that a mark used to brand music-related goods is also used to brand...
I don't think you're trying to make a "fair use" argument at all. I think you want to sell your mashups but because that's unlawful without a...
Q: "The examiner has sent his answer with new ground of rejection. There are some corrections that need to be made in the application, if they were...
Sure. The courthouse doors are open. If you want to spend many tens of thousands of dollars to put this little spat in front of a judge then I'm...
The person who performed the song did not enter into a written agreement permitting anyone to make use of the recordings and has objected to being...
You already goofed -- how do you know whether the name or logo that you've come up with does not infringe someone else's already-existing trademark...
The first commercially succesful mashup was in 1983 when Clubhouse combined segments from Steely Dan and Michael Jackson songs in the medley Do It...
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