I received a cease & desist letter alleging copyright infringement. How can I verify that the sender really owns the copyright?

Why don't you just remove the existing photographs, take your own, and publish yours?

How do I go about trademarking a artist name

Read the rule and then see a trademark attorney: http://tess2.uspto.gov/tmdb/tmep/1200.htm#_T120209

How are sole proprieter business assets and liabilities devided in divorce

My colleagues have already answered your direct question. As a custom cabinet maker, however, you've likely been creating some innovative...

Trademark Infringement

Very definitely, yes. Each branch of Service has its own Trademark Licensing Office, and each collects royalties for the commercial use of its...

Q: " ... I am wondering if a video walkthrough on how to perform a certain task in Windows Vista, Gmail, iTunes or any other type of software or...

I have been registered with the state of New Jersey as O.Co. since 1986. Do I have any recourse with Overstock.com / O.Co.?

I think my colleagues may be a bit hasty in their conclusions. IF you were providing the service of offering various consumer goods for retail...

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Can I freely publish a translation of a foreign work if the authors are dead and the publisher is gone?

There is a relevant wrinkle regarding the information in the chart cited to by Attorney Koslyn. If the work you want to translate and publish...

Can I use vintage PD images from a purchased, copyrighted DVD to create collages for jigsaw puzzles that would be soId?

To follow up Attorney Koslyn's response: The copyright notice on the DVD is notice that the copyright in the particular arrangement of the public...

How Should I Respond To A Cease & Desist Letter Alleging General Copyright Infringement Without A List Of Infringing Items?

You wrote: I recently received a Cease & Desist letter from a Los Angeles company that claims that I am infringing their copyrighted graphics on...

Q: Can a little league sports team be sued for trademark infringement? R: Of course.