Can I use a mug shot of a celebrity to make a political point on a t shirt or bumper sticker
i dont' understand my colleague's legal analysis. No "moral" rights attach to photographs under U.S. law. Two bundles of rights are relevant:...
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i dont' understand my colleague's legal analysis. No "moral" rights attach to photographs under U.S. law. Two bundles of rights are relevant:...
I think you mean "DBA" -- which is an acronym for "doing business as" and is also known as a "fictitious business name." The name of your...
I'm not sure why you've concluded that you may not use "Fashion Driven" as the name and trademark of your business. The fact that someone else is...
So long as your company owns the copyright in the photographs [because you took them or bought them from the person who took them] you may send the...
Some say that if a person has access to a copyrighted work [such as the Mario and Luigi images in your example] and copies the work either...
While your credibility would benefit significantly by citing the sources of "your" ideas you are not required to do so. And you should only cite...
This question is frequently asked. You should read and follow the suggestions in the responses to those questions [visit the link below]. Good luck.
You should read the joint guidance from the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice regarding intellectual property cross-licensing and...
You should buy and read at least one of the three TTAB practice guides linked-to below. And read at least Chapter 400 of the TBMP [also linked-to...
Mobile phone cases are routinely protected by design patents. You can view some of those currently-in-force patents via the link below. The fact...