Seattle, WA
Intellectual property Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Copyright Infringement ... +2 more
If all you are doing is directing someone to a public-accessible website at which a video can be viewed, then you have certainly not committed...
What you have received is a so-called DMCA takedown notice, likely from a company called CEG TEK. You should not provide any more facts or...
If the device was indeed the subject of a patent filed in the 1950s, that patent would have long since expired. For that reason, you would be free...
No, you cannot take a picture of a picture to avoid copyright infringement. It would still be a copy of the original, which would be infringement.
Generally, fair use is a good defense to infringement if what you are doing is in fact political comment on the copyrighted work. That said, we...
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The simple answer is that would almost certainly be trademark infringement. The standard is "likelihood of confusion." I can't think of a single...
Your question is actually very complicated. Whether your business would be liable depends on whether your company is enabling copies to be made of...
It is unclear exactly what you are asking. It seems like you are asking whether it is OK to essentially archive a website to ensure that your later...
These are very serious violations of several different copyright rights. You should speak with a copyright lawyer soon to discuss your options....
The short answer is no. There could possibly be some exception, but the most likely answer is no.
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