Can you trademark a name that's in the same class as your brand?
Q: "Let's say two companies in related but separate industries ... trademark the same name ... " R: What you mean is that both companies choose...
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Q: "Let's say two companies in related but separate industries ... trademark the same name ... " R: What you mean is that both companies choose...
A website script is a computer program -- which is "a set of statements or instructions to be used directly or indirectly in a computer in order to...
The fact that you're choosing to give away some of your revenues is legally irrelevant. As for the rest of your question, it has been asked and...
Three out of four of my colleagues agree that you can't lawfully publish your cartoon version of the manufacturer's logo. They obfuscate that...
My colleagues have very ably responded. I think the issue, however, is far simpler: Because you admit that you've created a drawing "from a...
Q: "I am looking to buy a product (a household all-purpose cleaning solution), and dilute it, and place it into a plastic bottle with no...
No one but Google may lawfully use "Google+ For Business" as the name of a product.
Your question makes no sense. Re-think the matter, explain the situation and ask an intelligible question.
You're asking the right question: Should you respond at all? One option is to ignore the letter, the risk being that you're then sued for...
See my response to your identical question.