Is it legal to download a donated Rosetta Stone to a lap top owned by the library and have it available for the public to use?

Not only may your library NOT lawfully download the Rosetta Stone software to a laptop for its patrons to use, it may NOT even lawfully loan out...

What can I do about it

Submit a complaint and takedown request to the social media site. If it's Facebook, use the following link:...

Assuming all your facts are correct -- which may not be a good assumption -- it sounds like your re-packaged resales of the hair product are...

Can I copyright the Armenian published version, since the original manuscript is missing or someone else has it?

You need to understand two copyright rules: (1) copyright automatically attaches to a copyrightable work of authorship once its complete [no...

Is it legal to buy a domain that includes a public university name in it?

The courts in our part of the country apply the “nominative use” doctrine when evaluating whether the use of a trademark in a domain name is...

If I sell a script and the underlying rights to a novel during an option period, the author basically loses the screen rights?

Based on your question and comment to my colleague, I think you misunderstand a fundamental rule: You can't sell what you don't own. Here, your...

Is this license that they are asking for necessary? And would it give them rights to the song as far as doing what they want?

Your own Texas-licensed music entertainment attorney will explain to you that those who want to make and distribute phonorecords that cover other...

What is the actually unfair competition law? And in this situation described above what can I do?

It appears you're trying to revive [or create] some rights in your product that were lost when your patent application went abandoned. I take from...

1. Is copying the contents an illegal act (noting that all contents are scientific &engineering facts)

Two things are certain: (1) creating a work that copies 70% of an existing textbook [even one fact-based] infringes the copyright in that...

Any suggestions on how we can have cease & desist come from a legal entity (so it's taken more serious) versus coming from him?

Attorney Elman is spot on. I'll be even more blunt: You're not competent to conclude that the other party is infringing your husband's trademark...