Intellectual property Lawyer
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Trademark Infringement ... +3 more
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As noted by my colleague, if you leave the impression that you or your company are associated with or endorsed or sponsored by a particular...
You want to draw pictures of movie characters, publish them on your blog, and collect advertising revenue from those who visited your blog due to...
Costumes of well-known, fictional characters are protected by copyright and trademark law. You want to teach others how to create costumes that...
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Very likely legal. Displaying trademarks in artistic works very often does not infringe or dilute the trademark owner's rights because the...
Q: "Could I get in trouble for selling these?" R: Yes. The copyright in designs created by others is owned by them, not you. You may not lawfully...
You want to know when it's lawful, and when it's not, to adopt a particular trademark in light of all the other already-existing trademarks in the...
I deal with trademark infringements routinely, some via Amazon.com, and I have to tell you that I can't make heads or tails out of your fact...
The answer depends on missing facts. Is the school name "Central High," "Kennedy Middle School" or "Martin Luther King Elementary" or some other...
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