T-shirt business question
As was said, you can use your own logo. As to the pictures of athletes, that is a closer call. Professional athletes have a right of publicity to...
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As was said, you can use your own logo. As to the pictures of athletes, that is a closer call. Professional athletes have a right of publicity to...
I would recommend against that. Those names are trademarks of Disney, and Disney is known to protect its trademarks diligently. The fact that...
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The legal answer to your question is that by coming up with the logo yourselves, and using it to sell T-shirts, you have already established...
I'm sorry, but this is not an intellectual property question. You may need to re-post this question in another area. Unfortunately, I'm not even...
It is unclear whether you are the sole copyright owner or whether you and the others filed a copyright registration as joint authors, which would...
I agree with Mr. Ballard. There are no legal issues. Some parent might get upset that her daughter showed up in the background, but that doesn't...
Yes, you probably need permission. Those game developers own the rights to all those characters, and they protect them diligently.
Ms. Koslyn is right, of course. You can't sue on behalf of the copyright holders. It sounds like infringement on this scale could possibly be...
I wouldn't. Although there is no copyright problem, the "right of publicity" can be a closely held property right in many states. You would be...
The earlier answers are correct. There is no such thing as a form contract. A copyright license of the type you need is vastly, vastly too...