Can I print out and mount a picture/personal photo of someone standing in front of a Favorite sports team logo?

I agree entirely with Attorney Berschler. There is no trademark infringement liability for copying a photograph within which there's an...

Does creating cake for someone with famous character on it is legal?

The sale of a cake that displays a famous fictional character infringes the copyright in the image of the character and the trademark rights owned...

Can a low-budget film that creates a fictionalized story involving living public figures be sued for personality rights?

Q: " Would it be possible for the public figures to have a successful lawsuit against the film?" R: Yes. You want to make a film in which...

Best lawyer for a negative seo case

You need a California-licensed intellectual property attorney or business attorney with experience handling internet-specific issues. You note...

Looking to launch an adult webcam website. Need legal advice

Visit amazon.com and query its book database for [ "adult webcam business" ] and variations on that phrase. Then buy and read two or three or ten...

Is YouTube to MP3 legal?

Virtually every musical sound recording ever created in the USA is copyright-protected until the year 2067. The exceptions are sound recordings...

Would it be good to have a patent search, provisional & non-provisional created all by different patent attorneys?

I agree with my colleagues and note that I, for one, will not work with a client who chooses to use another patent attorney to handle a different...

I have a brand with Supplemental Register . I started manufacture my brand in 2012 and got the Supplemental Register on 2015?

Your premise is wrong. You begin with the assumption that "[n]ow that I have my trademark ... ." Well, no. Because your trademark was placed...

The plaintiff likely has no colorable claim against you -- but, of course, only your own attorney can opine on the merits of whatever claim he's...

Do i need permission to print a logo of a company such as " dubble bubble" for my gumball machine?

Comparative advertising law does NOT apply to the situation you describe. As my colleague notes, the relevant law is the doctrine of trademark...