Can I make an MLB jersey just for myself and not to sell for profit?
Q: "Can I make an MLB jersey just for myself and not to sell for profit?" R: Yes. In order to infringe an existing mark, the counterfeit must...
Intellectual property Lawyer
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Trademark Infringement ... +3 more
Q: "Can I make an MLB jersey just for myself and not to sell for profit?" R: Yes. In order to infringe an existing mark, the counterfeit must...
As a California resident you're protected by the California statutes that apply to all invention development service contracts. In short, if the...
Q: "Can we take action for trademark infringement?" A: Very likely. A company name is not necessarily a trademark. Microsoft, for example,...
Naming a company "Man to Superman" infringes the trademark rights that DC Comics owns in the word "Superman."
You were outbid in domain name auction for a name that, you say, a close relative of yours already uses as a trademark. Your remedy is to try to...
You may not lawfully name your product the name of a living celebrity. As for dead celebrities, the general rule is that if that person was a...
No one can evaluate the merits of any claim you may have without more information. If the other company is simply using 1235abc.com as a...
No, that would trademark infringement.
I assume that California law applies and that you signed an agreement with your former employer requiring you to assign to your employer, to the...
Like Attorney Dinicola, I would not rule out asserting that the company is committing copyright infringement for using the logos that you created. ...