Intellectual property Lawyer
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Trademark Infringement ... +3 more
I agree with Attorney Johnson: Just because the software creator [and therefore its copyright owner] permits visitors to its website to freely...
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Q: " ... do I have the right to sue?" R: You have no cause to sue a person simply for filing a trademark registration application. You can,...
The manufacturer can take action against you -- specifically, a trademark infringement lawsuit. Many manufacturers, however, have a "trademark use...
As for the first part of your question, I don't understand your purpose in publishing the photographs. You say "to display the products [your]...
Why aren't you posing this question to the attorney who assisted you in negotiating and drafting the agreement? If you did not use an attorney...
In addition to reviewing the contract with your service provider, as my colleagues suggest, you should review your company's insurance policy. If...
Under federal law, the registration and use of your personal name as a domain name can only be unlawful if you use your name as a trademark to...
Q: "If I've made it clear in my ads that I'm not associated with x company, can I show how my product works with another product?" R: Depends. ...
Before answering your questions it's necessary to frame them properly. You did not buy the "item." What you bought was a license to use the item...
As my colleagues note, you may not remove a product's branding and replace it with your own -- or even sell the product unbranded. And, no, you...
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