Trademark usage

Your trademarks embody your brand. You need, therefore, to understand how to care for and feed your trademarks. Read "Trademark: Legal Care for...

Copyright Infringement

I have a different take than my colleagues. I think it highly likely that Getty either owns the copyright to the photograph you copied and...

Is this Trademark Infringement or Nominative Fair Use?

No one via this forum is going to issue you a formal, legal opinion on whether twittermorons.com invades some right owner by Twitter. The most...

Is it illegal to use the opposing teams logo on a pinata for homecoming week?

Beat away -- as noted, because you're not placing into commerce the pinata showing the other team's logo, trademark [and more generally, unfair...

Can I do anything legally to make a website update our business information that is incorrect.

You should have a Texas-licensed intellectual property attorney review the matter. He or she will likely conclude the proper course forward is to...

Copyright does not attach to the phrase. That's not your problem. What may be your problem is Section 43(a) of the Lanham Act. We attorneys...

Attorney Golab is entirely correct. The legal issue is not who gets the credit for painting the Disney characters, the issue is whether you [or...

Can Mugshots.com legally ask for money to remove information from their website, that they choose to put on their wesbsite?

You already asked this question and received numerous responses. See http://goo.gl/gl2XW . You ended up ranting uncivilly to the respondents then...

There is a main character in a book by a well known author. Can I use the character name's for a Youtube channel, facebook etc.

Attorneys Hansen and Burdick properly set the two extremes: yes, you probably can as "fair use" fan fiction and, no, you can't because the author...

Q: "Can I post pictures of a completed project I did with a former employer ... ." R: I see nothing unlawful about taking a photograph of ......