Can I use the name of a military installation in my book and/or internet show?
Yes, you can use names, i.e., the Pentagon, the White House, Nellis Airforce Base, the Smithsonian et al. These are just places in the United...
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Yes, you can use names, i.e., the Pentagon, the White House, Nellis Airforce Base, the Smithsonian et al. These are just places in the United...
The Storm Trooper helmet is a distinctive part of a character owned by someone. Your use, in commerce in particular, is likely an infringement. ...
Several attorneys on AVVO can help. Start contacting them. They'll tell you if the questions you have are within their practice.
You are in oil country. There are many attorneys in your vicinity who can advise being aware of statutory and case law. See counsel.
The someone was apparently not an employee and hence, the nature and content of the contract controls. Written or spoken factors may come into...
The statement of use should protect the "child". See Intellectual Property attorney.
The lack of detail makes responses difficult. If there is similarity in design then design for Design Patent protection is challenged. If the...
Someone has removed photo/video files and are not restoring the files. The circumstance may be contract - there is a film project that the Asker...
Use of names and logos requires permission from the TM owner. See Intellectual Property counsel.
The test is if the proposed TM is similar in sight or sound for similar goods or services - if so the a distinct problem. Presumably you services...