Can I be sued for a Facebook page that highlights bad pictures of wrestlers and the fans comment freely.
Since you've already agreed to delete the Facebook account isn't your question moot?
Intellectual property Lawyer
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Trademark Infringement ... +3 more
Since you've already agreed to delete the Facebook account isn't your question moot?
As noted by Attorney Ross, it's unlawful to copy software -- even if the software is a demonstration version freely distributed by its creator --...
Your premise is wrong. A trademark owner cannot receive "use permits and fees" from others who infringe the mark. A trademark owner can only (1)...
You note that your particular diaper combines "the essentials from two exising patents" and want to know if publishing the way to make it would...
First, know this: because you've publicly disclosed the specific facts of your dispute the attorney for the other side will read your question and...
Selected as the best answer
Buy and read a few books on the movie business [visit the link below] and then speak with a California-licensed entertainment attorney. Good luck.
Under California law, whenever two or more people work together for the purpose of commercial gain and do not have a written agreement they form a...
I agree more with Attorney Burdick than Attorney Ross. Both conclude, I think rightly, that publishing the "marketing collateral" [what on earth...
It's difficult to visualize what you've created. I think you created an image of something in comic book style [an image NOT of zombies like those...
Selected as the best answer
Both California and federal anticybersquatting law applies. California unfair business practices law makes it “unlawful for a person, with a bad...