Is it ok to take the exact words from a tweet that was posted by someone famous and print it on t-shirts to sell for profits?

I cannot even speculate on how the law of the U.K., Singapore, Australia and Canada applies to your fact pattern. As for U.S. law, it's...

Software company released remote access credentials of my server to Google! Massive risk and liability, but they refuse to pay?

Your own internet-savvy intellectual property attorney needs to read your contract with SWC to learn what it says about your remedy for SWC's...

My company,s name is PMGeorcelin, LLC, do I have to include LLC on my letterhead? Thank you!

See my response to your identical question. As for "a DBA number" I think you're referring to the requirement in Maryland that obligates a...

No, you do not need to include "LLC" on your letterhead. "PMGeorcelin, LLC" is your company's "corporate name" and must be used in full when...

Advertizing/Copyright Is copying a box ad photo created and posted by another online news paper a case for action?

As my colleague notes, you may not lawfully publish someone's advertisement on your website without permission from that advertiser. If you want...

Can I print a simple page that says NYPD, and a logo, as people sell these anyways, and use it?

Yes, it's lawful to create the document that you describe for your own personal, in-home use. Your own New York-licensed attorney has to...

I am a photographer and I'm building an inspirational dvd of my photos and adding quotes to some of them.

Q: "Do I need permission from each owner?" R: No. There are exceptions, however, so you should read the many other similar questions and answers...

You must have formed a company through which you operated your restaurant. As long as that company still exists then IT -- not you -- owns the...

Speaking in terms of patents, is there any legit way to search for patents besides having to pay for a prior art search?

Legit way? If you mean a legal way, yes, as my colleagues note. I'll add another database: http://worldwide.espacenet.com/?locale=en_EP But...

Trademark infringement

The general rule is that an alleged trademark infringer can be sued in the state where it resides, in any state where it has commercially...