What can we do with logo plagiarism?
"Stole" your logo concept? Really? You "own" the "concept?" What makes you believe that? You pubished a logo for the world to see [indeed...
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"Stole" your logo concept? Really? You "own" the "concept?" What makes you believe that? You pubished a logo for the world to see [indeed...
Q: "Could I go ahead and do this and sell these chocolates on sites like etsy." R: Not lawfully. You would misappropriating the likeness of the...
If the celebrity was a resident of California when he or she died you can track down those who control the person's right of publicity by searching...
First, "trademark" is a noun, not a verb. No one trademarks anything. What is done is that a person adopts a word, phrase, logo or whathaveyou to...
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You need an entertainment attorney to discuss with you the possibility of selling your time, information, involvement and perhaps writing services...
Q: "The zippo is real however ... ." R: Well, no it's not. Even if we all agree the lighters you're selling were made by whoever really makes...
I disagree with my colleagues. This is going to sound real picky but here goes: To enforce the copyright in court the Questioner does not have to...
You can also contact the Motion Picture Licensing Corporation via http://www.mplc.org .
There are two issues: Is your product design even patentable and, if so, can you claim the design broad enough in your patent application to create...
The glaring problem I see is that your infringement defense would be "yes, I downloaded the videos but, promise, I deleted them 24 hours later and...