Seattle, WA
Intellectual property Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Copyright Infringement ... +2 more
The straight answer to your question is probably yes, you would likely need a license to avoid any trouble. The easy solution is to use a...
Your question is a little unclear. I'm unsure what you mean by "plea bargains am I entitled to." Plea bargains are only in criminal cases, and most...
Here's one more wrinkle: In the Ninth Circuit (where L.A. is) the rule is that the statute only bars copyright infringement claims that arose more...
You have several options to proceed against this site. You should contact an attorney in Washington and discuss those options. There are ways to...
NO! The person who took the picture does own the copyright in the picture, but that does NOT mean you can do anything you want with the picture. It...
If you wore pants that made you look like a slut, then it's not inappropriate to let you know that. If he is making comments that you find...
There is no such thing as a legal definition of plagiarism. Plagiarism is not a legal concept, simply an ethical one. Copyright infringement is...
The earlier answer is correct. If the artist can sign a document to authorize the daughter, then she can sign her works instead. As was said...
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It is a common misconception that there is some definite percentage of a work that you can copy without reaching full-scale infringement. That is...
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