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Was it an improper question to the jury about a service mark when I was sued over a common law trademark.
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Answered on December 03, 2015
If the infringing mark you adopted was used to brand your services then the mark was, in fact, a service mark -- and so the jury instruction was...
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Is permission from the original voice actors required to imitate character voices (nonprofit)?
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Answered on December 03, 2015
Most states recognize a common law “right of publicity” and many have codified that right into their statutory law.
The right of publicity is...
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Am I able to use Names of Universities in a country and their subject codes on my website?
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Answered on December 02, 2015
As my colleagues note, your own Washington-licensed intellectual property attorney must review how you intend to present your website before...
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New Executive Caught Lying to Corporate Counsel. Potentially Hundreds of Thousands in Damages. What Do you Do?
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Answered on December 02, 2015
Your company is on notice that a lawsuit is contemplated so it now has a legal duty to retain ALL records that could potentially relate to any...
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Would I have grounds for a lawsuit?
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Answered on December 02, 2015
You're probably most concerned with the other photographer publicly asserting the false claim that he was the photographer who took the pictures....
Is it a trademark infringement to give away trademarked items as business promotional items?
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Answered on December 01, 2015
My colleagues have already very ably answered your trademark question.
I write only to note that California has adopted regulations that...
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I have a few hundred unlicensed "knock off" jerseys (nfl nhl mlb nba.
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Answered on December 01, 2015
Selling or otherwise distributing the counterfeit shirts even with a concealing patch over the sports teams' logo trademarks would infringe those...
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Do I need a lawyer, a confidante, or both? Is/are there (a) legal name(s) for what might be happening in the following......(?)
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Answered on November 29, 2015
The "legal name for what might be happening" is fortunae comes invidia. Query an online Latin to English translator for its meaning. Good luck.
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Is it legal to buy, sell, use, or make "hoverboards" now that Razor USA LLC has obtained exclusive rights to the patent?
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Answered on November 29, 2015
Why you care whether "Razor or Segway [can] start suing retailers for selling these products?"? Are you a retailer who wants to sell...
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Do I need to choose a new business name or can I buy the rights of the name/site I want to use since the business is now closed?
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Answered on November 29, 2015
Given the facts you've provided [assuming they're correct and complete] it appears quite likely that the owner of the closed restaurant no longer...
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