Intellectual property Lawyer
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Trademark Infringement ... +3 more
There's not much to add to Ms. Koslyn's thorough answer. Assuming you were not an employee of the magazine and that you did not create the...
To my knowledge, no such database exists. To figure out if a US patent is in force, you would have to determine its termination date, check to see...
In response to your additional information: I think there's a danger here of you making some very far-fetched assumptions - akin to the type that...
If you want to try to recover monetary damages or gain other legal relief from the person who is doing what you describe then you need to...
Let's get this straight: The fella stole your camera's memory chip, used it, and then returned it. And you're wondering whether you can sue him...
By publicly venting your frustrations you initiated the discussion about the goings on in your life. You -- even as a minor -- have no right to...
Assuming that the now-defunct Franchisor "abandoned" its trademark rights ("abandoned" in the trademark law sense) -- either at the time it went...
The short answer is that it depends on the type of information you published about the person. There are four distinct privacy torts: (1)...
Mr. Levy is quite right. Google offers to publish keyword-triggered advertising -- but only on the condition that it's not a violation of the law...
It is perfectly lawful to advertise a product that's made by someone else by taking photographs of the product, truthfully describing the product,...
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