Am I liable for trademark infringement?
The direct answer is that you very likely cannot lawfully use the characters from one work of fiction (the "series" that you refer to -- be it from...
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The direct answer is that you very likely cannot lawfully use the characters from one work of fiction (the "series" that you refer to -- be it from...
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You need much more thorough advice than can be relayed via this forum. I suggest that you read the following case and then spend some time with an...
Gerry's refreshing levity and Pamela's spot on answer are the only answers you need. I write to note only that what your daughter's father...
I start from the premise that, under the circumstances you describe, it would be lawful for you to perform the song just as it was written without...
No worries, use the name -- there are no copyright or trademark concerns.
Great question. The rule is that the first to use a trademark in commerce owns the exclusive rights to use that mark -- and all confusingly...
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A question without facts can't be answered. In general: If your patent application was a utility application that was published by the Patent...
Query: Would I be in violation of copyright laws by doing this? Answer: No. Query; If I am able to do this, how do I go about copyrighting...
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My bad: I dropped a "not" from my previous answer. The paragraph should read: Copyright attaches to your book as soon as it's complete -- in...