Can a person be forced to give back your material that you gave them to publish for you and they didn't publish it or give

Q: "I sued for the money can they be made to give me my flash drive back." R: Yes, in addition to the money that you paid the other person the...

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What do i do?

You need to wind down and deal with first things first. Specifically, you and your own trademark attorney need to figure out who owns the...

It is irrelevant for intellectual property protection and enforcement purposes who will wear the shoes that you intend to sell. The appearance...

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The Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990 ("VARA") is wholly inapplicable to the situation that you describe. VARA only applies to "works of visual...

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Trade names and trademarks are different. For the most part, the law that applies to trade names is the law of the state where the business is...

I disagree with Attorney Harrington. The only reason you compiled the mailing list was to perform the functions you were hired to perform and...

Does this count as legal consent from the band to legally pirate their songs?

This forum is for folks to pose legal questions and to receive GENERAL information about the matter. No attorney via this forum can, or will,...

My question is whether this is a legal trademark issue

In response to Attorney Harrington: "Songs are complicated as they are per se descriptive for copyright work titles, but are very likely to be...

My question is whether this is a legal trademark issue

I am far less sure than my colleagues that you’re doing anything wrong. The title of a single work of art [such as a film, play, song or book]...

Better to patent or outright sell an idea?

Everyone and their brother has ideas. Many other very similar questions and responses are here: http://goo.gl/S0wkf .