Is a city or area trademarked for purposes of registering an internet domain name

Your intuition is right: No one may appropriate the name of a City for their exclusive commercial use. At most, a marketplace participant...

Patentability of advertising location

While some methods of doing business can be patentable, there is almost no possibility that the "very easy" method of "putting advertisement on a...

Can I buy products from stores and re-sell them myself?

I think it's unquestionably lawful for a person to re-sell artificial plants [or anything] that are bought at retail -- so long as the re-seller...

Average price range to professionally and officially get a Trade Mark?

Trademark rights arise automatically whenever a word, phrase, or logo is used in commerce to brand a product or service. So ... you already have...

Unfair settlement

The answer as a practical matter depends on which way the money flowed: If you had to pay money to settle the dispute and the "unfair" terms make...

Who owns the Facebook page?

You have valid cause to be worried. You created and, I assume, managed a Facebook page for your employer's business. I assume you lead your...

As my colleagues note, you've very likely violated no law. Facebook, however, has its own policies that control. Visit...

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Someone is stealing my images and is claiming I can not legally do anything to them

In addition to the very good suggestions provided by my colleagues, you can inform the "social media" site owners of his repeat infringements....

Is there a legal difference between a "copyright holder" and a "copyright owner"?

A copyright is a bundle of discrete, intangible personal property rights. 17 U.S.C. 106. The "holder" of any one of those rights is the "owner" of...