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I draw a detailed draft of my house plan 4500 heated square feet. Builder draw the blueprint.
Who has the copyright ?
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Answered on May 10, 2014
Only your own intellectual property attorney can provide you with actionable advice after compling and evaluating more facts.
Assuming you alone...
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I have a concept for an invention. Is there any way to protect the concept while trying to find someone who can create concept
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Answered on May 10, 2014
See my response to your idential question.
How can I protect a concept?
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Answered on May 10, 2014
This question has been asked many, many times. You should read those questions and answers via the first link below. There will be more information...
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Is it illegal to use someone's copyrighted material about themselves in your own brochure about yourself?
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Answered on May 09, 2014
As noted, copyright law is likely not the route that would lead you to a remedy. But it seems more is going on. IF the other person is publishing...
Can a one sentence quote be used properly under copyright law without getting permission in a book that I am writing to sell?
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Answered on May 09, 2014
I agree with my colleagues that the publication in a book of a series of one-sentence quotes from various other books is not copyright...
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If a company has Registered the name "Armor Car" would you be able to trademark "Armor Car HD" ?
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Answered on May 09, 2014
I assume you simply posited a hypothetical in your question but you chose a very poor one because NO trademark rights arise when using the phrase...
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Trademark infringement
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Answered on May 06, 2014
No one can answer that question without much more information -- which should only be shared with your own attorney in private. The information...
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Under Copyright law, can an email of copies of a work be considered publication?
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Answered on May 06, 2014
Attorney Brody correctly notes that the date you completed the work is the date that it was "fixed." Your question, however, asks whether your...
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In right of publicity law, how many elements of likeness must be imitated for there to be a case. I am not refering to a picture
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Answered on May 06, 2014
Well, let's just quote the Court in White v. Samsung: “The right of publicity does not require that appropriations of identity be accomplished...
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What about the exact same scenario; however, the movie was legally purchased (not rented) & we wish to show it to our employees?
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Answered on May 06, 2014
One of the exclusive rights owned by a copyright owner is the right to publicly display the copyrighted work. Showing a movie without a license to...
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