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There are a number of these cases filed here in the Seattle area. I am representing a large number of people in the same cases right now and would...
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There are a number of these cases filed here in the Seattle area. I am representing a large number of people in the same cases right now and would...
As long as you just did it for yourself and NEVER sold ANY copies, you would probably be OK. My answer might change if you suggested that you were...
It might be copyright infringement depending on whether you were just re-creating some Disney artwork. It would almost certainly have trademark...
Almost certainly not. The only possible reason you would need permission is if you use a version of the Bible which is a very recent translation....
Actually, the thing that your question implicates is the so-called first-sale doctrine. Once a person sells a thing, the person who buys it can...
So, first, the direct answer to your question is no, they don't have to prove that the file is on your computer to sue the company. They have to...
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First, STOP MAKING ADMISSIONS ON A PUBLIC FORUM! Think about every cop show you've ever watched on TV: "Anything you say can and WILL be used...
The literal answer to your question is yes, you can sue the company. But understand that the burden of proving copyright infringement is on you....
It depends on exactly what you mean by legal. Printing pictures off the internet may not be legal, but it also may. It depends on exactly what they...
It sort of depends on what you are doing with the cake. If you are selling the cake, then technically I think this might be a problem. But if you...