Accused of downloading music by Digital Rights Corp. Not sure what to do.

The Asker should make no further comment in this open forum. The Asker needs to contact Intellectual Property counsel re: downloading and...

Is it legal to buy wholesale ground coffee, add proprietary ingredients, mix, package, give it my own label and re-sell?

This same question was asked yesterday, 12/2. Those answers have likely been reviewed and can be duplicated here. The Asker can buy ingredients,...

I have a question about EULA and the wording for letterform. Am I allowed to make die-cut stickers that contain a font to sell?

Did the Asker obtain licensing rights with the guidance of an Intellectual Property attorney? If so then the Asker should consult with that...

Allege Copyright & Trademark infringement. How strong is my case? Can I get damages? Can I hire on contingency? Other advice?

The Asker's questions regarding case valuation re: damages, representation, and other matters are precisely the questions the Asker's own...

Most products, whether food, drink or machine, are made from a variety of items, or substances, purchased from some source. The Asker will have to...

Can we use our purchased music we already have in a video with needing a copyright waiver?

What are the terms of your purchase of the music. The terms will have to allow use in a video or other medium intended for sale. If such terms...

I make music videos and want to know if it's legal for me to use content the client provides to me that is copyrighted.

No. No its not alright for you to use copyright protected material unless you know that permission for use exists. The client has to be licensed...

Generally there is no copyright protection for a short phrase. What about a famous quote from, let's say X. Since the quote is famous then it...

Protecting an educational game using standard deck of playing cards

It is possible, but unlikely, that a method/process Patent could be allowed. The instructions are protected by Copyright. See intellectual...

How does a third-party create a variation of an established trading card game (Yu-Gi-Oh!) without getting in trouble?

The Asker inquires about methods of gaining intellectual property protection for a "deck maker". Patenting is a route to pursue. You must not...