Can I have an AFCP 2.0 decision changed because of outrageous procedural violation by the examiner?
The way I read your fact pattern is that you were granted an interview with an Examiner before he issued his Final Action rejecting your claims...
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The way I read your fact pattern is that you were granted an interview with an Examiner before he issued his Final Action rejecting your claims...
It's lawful to stream music that's in the public domain. Query Google for [ "public domain music" ], locate a few sources that you and your own...
I’m not at all sure the copyright owner will sue if you send YouTube a counter-notification. After the Lenz v. Universal Music Corp., 801 F. 3d...
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The other person's "copycat" product offering IS disqualifying prior art unless YOU prove that the subject matter of that invention was obtained...
You should read up on the "foreign equivalents doctrine." Visit the link below. Then apply it to the facts of your situation. You can, of course,...
Q: "Can I name my business with a manufacturer's trademarked name, and sell only their products?" R: No. That's trademark infringement....
The recipient must act "expeditiously" or else risk losing its immunity from suit. See 17 U.S.C. 512(b), (c), (d). To be clear: The recipient...
Some photographs of products are copyrightable [visit the first link below], some are not [visit the second link below]. A large body of case law...
It's lawful to sell genuine, used, branded products [for a profit or not] so long as they're accurately advertised as used. The brand owner has no...
There’s no such thing as “incorporating a Youtube channel.” You can only incorporate a business. That business can, of course, promote itself...