Intellectual property Lawyer
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Trademark Infringement ... +3 more
The movie "Heart of America" was publicly released in the U.S. in 2003. That was, for those who're counting, 12 years ago. Why did you wait so long...
As noted by others, you need to speak with a copyright attorney. That attorney will have to spend quite some time researching the facts and merits...
You need to back way up and learn, as you say, the "process" of forming a company through which you will do business. You cannot learn that...
As my colleagues note, facts displayed on a website [or anywhere] are not, by themselves, copyrightable – and so it’s not an infringement to copy...
The legal analysis as to whether it's lawful to affix quotes on products or on marketing materials for products [or services] is the same. The...
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Colleagues, while this Questioner does not deserve a response I refer you to the Compendium of U.S. Copyright Office Practices, Third Edition at...
I reluctantly disagree with my colleagues. I think a person may apply to register a word, phrase or logo as a trademark even when the person’s...
No one can adequately answer your question in a free Q&A forum such as this. You need to do your own homework. The links below are to books that...
A business is never "stuck" with the mark it selects to brand its company, product or service. It can always change the mark to something else....
What you describe is lawful. Your copy of the logo will not enter the stream of commerce and so cannot, as a matter of law, infringe the...
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