Do I need permission to use the name of a trademarked character?
Depends on HOW you would be "using the names" of those well-known, fictional and copyright and trademark-protected characters. Publishing a simple...
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Depends on HOW you would be "using the names" of those well-known, fictional and copyright and trademark-protected characters. Publishing a simple...
Costumes of well-known, fictional characters are copyright and trademark protected. When a consumer buys such a costume a license to wear it in...
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Before a trademark owner will allow a company to brand its products with the trademark owner's mark, the company must convince the trademark owner...
As my colleagues note, "SF 49ers" is a trademark. The general rule is that you cannot make and sell a product [even a bumper sticker] that displays...
It is certainly lawful to identify the sister and name of the show in the content of the book. But putting her name and the show's name on the book...
I agree with my colleague who concludes that the phrase "Comedy Night at [X] Starring LA's Hottest Comics" very, very likely cannot serve as a...
I think you're asking whether an alleged trademark infringer can claim tortious interference, or some other business tort, against the trademark...
A patent grants to its owner the right to exclude all others from selling the claimed invention as embodied in a product. That right to exclude...
You found one other company already using the very same name that you want to use to brand your magazine. Why do you think that's the only other...