Is it illegal to paraphrase someones saying in a commercial piece?
I think Attorney Koslyn has it exactly right. Citing an academic in a "commercial work" most certainly raises the specter that he or she is...
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I think Attorney Koslyn has it exactly right. Citing an academic in a "commercial work" most certainly raises the specter that he or she is...
What are your options? You already know what they are. You want a service. So you have to pay for it -- either (1) upfront as is normal, (2) or...
Q: " ... do they have any ground to stand on?" R: They're standing on a mountaintop -- they have, in military lingo, the high ground and can...
Your situation occurs very often. Business owners are not required to register their company names as trademarks. If someone else registers...
College athletes do not "sign over" their right of publicity to the school they attend. College athletes must be amateurs in order to compete --...
I have a different take than my colleagues. There are only two situations that I know about where modifying used clothes into some other...
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Instead of checking with a trademark attorney to see if "First Trust Capital" was already in use by any other business you threw the dice and...
It is not unlawful for you to modify clothing brought to you by a customer so long as the modified clothing is for the customer's personal use. ...
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Blowing up a building is "legal" if you own it and do it right. Killing a person is "legal" if it's done in self-defense. Taking a life vest that...
No. Unless, of course, the customer is the trademark owner. Our federal trademark law defines quite broadly what constitutes the...