Would cutting up old VHS boxes (ex: Jurassic park) to make notebook a trademark problem?
As my colleagues note, yes, selling the notebooks would very likely be copyright and perhaps trademark infringement.
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As my colleagues note, yes, selling the notebooks would very likely be copyright and perhaps trademark infringement.
Apparently you have already been put on notice that the appearance of your product would infringe your competitor's design patent once it issued....
No attorney is permitted to, or will, provide you with a "clearance opinion" via a public forum such as this one. You need to speak with your own...
Q: "Can you oppose to an element, which the applicant has disclaimed ... ?" R: No. The trade dress of a product or its packaging is the...
Your question makes very little sense. If you expect an attorney to take the time to read, think through and respond to your question -- for free...
A short article that explains obviousness is linked-to below. Only your own patent attorney can provide you with advice specific to your particular...
The use of that band name would violate Disney's trademark rights. You would be sued for both infringement and dilution. Don't use that name.
As my colleagues note, you need to speak with an attorney licensed to practice in your state with experience in internet law. Before you do, you...
You've already goofed by asking the site to take down the link to the website that's publishing your article. You have no legal right to make that...
Q: "Is this copyright infringement?" R: Yes. Most costumes are protected under copyright law as soft "sculptures." The owner of the copyright...