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No. It may, however, may make you a "limited public figure" relating specifically to the public matter with which you've become involved....
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It appears that: (1) you're in the process of federally registering your trademark rights, (2) have discovered an already-registered mark that...
The direct answer is no, Comcast is under no legal duty to notify a customer when it's been properly served with a subpoena seeking that customer's...
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I'll try to put this delicately: There is no legal remedy for alleged harms that are ... unreasonable. Perhaps you can find an attorney who...
Both of your questions suffer from the same fundamental misunderstanding: The use -- and even fictitious business name registration -- of a trade...
Ideas cannot be stolen. They can only be kept secret or disclosed -- and, if the latter, then the idea will be known by other people. Potentially...
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The owner of a copyright may file an infringement lawsuit up to three years after he learns, or as a reasonably diligent person should have...
The direct answer to your question is yes, an agreement that ASSIGNS to you the copyright in the work created by someone you hire in France will...
No. If the Examiner concludes an applicant is entitled to a patent, a notice of allowance will be sent to the applicant at the correspondence...
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