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Ideas are not protectable in any manner I am aware of. Expressions of ideas are, many times, but not the ideas themselves. You should bring the...
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Ideas are not protectable in any manner I am aware of. Expressions of ideas are, many times, but not the ideas themselves. You should bring the...
Copying someone else's work is almost always a violation of some right in that work. Typically it's either a copyright or trademark violation. I...
The question is whether there is a similar US patent to the Australian patent. The answer to your direct question is that an Australian patent is...
You are calling it personal use, but it's really advertising. Putting something up in the window of a printing business is advertising. Hanging a...
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It would almost certainly constitute trademark infringement (not copyright infringement). It makes almost no difference by adding otherwise...
Your question is unclear. You need to explain why the PR would sue your Aunt for $12,000. Nothing in your question explains that. Why would his...
I believe that if you purchased properly-licensed fabric that includes a protected image, almost certainly that purchase would include an implied...
It is exceedingly unlikely that you will get the kind of protection for a football play that you believe you can get. First, copyright protection...
If you purchase the cables, then presumably if there were any patent licenses necessary, they would already have been acquired by the sellers of...
The issue here is how close is close enough. Well, how short is a rope? It depends on the length of the rope. How close your art is to the works...