Apple denying me access to music on my Mac that I copied from albums that I own.
I think you're saying you copied into the iTunes software -- which you've licensed from Apple -- that you've uploaded onto your computer certain...
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I think you're saying you copied into the iTunes software -- which you've licensed from Apple -- that you've uploaded onto your computer certain...
My colleagues have already provided you with very good information. I write only to emphasize the perhaps forgotten point that the Patent...
Agencies and public universities within our fifty states routinely brand their services and products with trademarks -- which include their "state...
Product manufacturers enter into distributorship agreements to get their branded products into the hands of consumers. Most of those agreements...
Your plan is lawful EXCEPT for the part about letting others listen to the compilation. Copying portions of songs onto one CD for your own...
They may be right. If they were publicly using whatever word, phrase or logo that you claim is "your" trademark before you began using it to brand...
My colleagues have already very ably answered your question. I write only to note that clothing manufacturers do NOT sell their products...
If, in light of all the other inventions that have ever been publicly disclosed, adding your attachments to the patented product would not be an...
There is no one answer to your question. The law TO BE applied and the law AS applied will depend on the particular circumstances. Showing a...
This question has been asked and answered many, many times. You should read those questions and answers because there will be more information...