I want to use a Nintendo's Wii logo. Is it legal to use it?

You want to use someone else's property without asking or paying for it? And you want to know if that's legal? No. See http://j.mp/cpkI8K .

Received letter from Johnson and Pham regarding trademark infringement.

I strongly suggest that you do NOT follow Attorney Shoiket's advice and contact the attorney who wrote you the letter. You will very likely make...

If I copy a garment not yet patented in my Country. Will I have to cease production if the patent is later made internatinal.

I'm not wholly sure of the facts on which you base your question. I think you're a resident of Country One, you've seen a piece of clothing sold...

As rightly noted by Attorney Wahab, the threshold question is whether the domain name was registered before or after you began use of your trade...

As noted, copyright law does not prohibit you from selling the photograph. Just don't copy it. As for Elvis' right of publicity prohibiting...

Can I continue to sell items with my photos, if I remove all mention of the zoo name in description and tag words?

The name of the zoo is, as Ms. Koslyn notes, a trademark that can only be used by that zoo to provide zoo services and sell zoo-related stuff. But...

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Iphone application feature linking to other websites

From your description it sounds as if your link would be a hotlink [an "inline link"] rather than an old-fashioned hypertext link. The difference...

How does the public domain apply to the Pan American and International copyright convention?

The "Pan American Convention of 1929" [formally known as the "General Inter-American Convention for Trade Mark and Commercial Protection of...

My application was refused due to likelyhood of confusion, one word in my name is similar, different businesses. What can I do

You ask: Can I successfully argue to use a name? Response: No. But a trademark attorney potentially could. If you want to know how a good...

If a public domain book has been republished, can the publisher impose restrictions as to the use of the content?

I disagree with Attorney Koman. There are far too many cases where, to a layman, only a de minimus amount of a work was copied but yet a court...