Would I be guilty of copyright infringement?
I think that selling your crochet patterns would very likely be BOTH "direct" and "indirect" copyright and trademark infringement. In short, four...
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I think that selling your crochet patterns would very likely be BOTH "direct" and "indirect" copyright and trademark infringement. In short, four...
First, your assumption about copyright protection is wrong: It is NOT easy to create and lawfully sell a statue that looks "substantially similar"...
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My analysis differs from my colleague's. If I understand correctly you want to buy "probiotic bills" and use them “as an original base of...
Just because someone is displaying a modified version of an image you created on a tee-shirt does NOT mean that image is being used as a trademark....
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I agree with Attorney Kelly -- yes, a new and non-obvious use of an existing composition can be patented using process claims. As he notes, that...
Painting the image of a person -- including a professional wrestler -- on a product, such as a gnome statute [new or used], is NOT copyright...
Yes. Your registration of the name, or of a corporation with that name, with some state agency does NOT trump someone else's already-existing...
Read the MGM v. Grokster court decision linked to below and then think about how the rules it describes apply to the device you want to sell. Then...
The Brothers Grimm first published the story of "Snow White" ["Sneewittchen" in German] in 1812. That original story included the poisoned apple....
You should read Sections 512, 512.1 and 512.2 of the Compendium of U.S. Copyright Office Practices, Third Edition [visit the link below] and then...