How does a third-party create a variation of an established trading card game (Yu-Gi-Oh!) without getting in trouble?

It's possible to do the deck maker, but let's slow down for a second because you're throwing a ton of things out here and getting way ahead of...

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No, a class-action is almost never "appropriate" in these situations. First, you likely don't have any legal recourse. Pretty much every game out...

Protecting an educational game using standard deck of playing cards

It's incredibly unlikely that your son invented anything patentable using a deck of playing cards, especially in such a way that it would be...

I am making a game and it has a celebrity face head cut out in the game. Should i be worried for a law-suit?

It'll of course depend on how you present the celebrity face in the game. There are other risk-assessment factors involved, such as who the...

We developed a small casual game for a well known Brand name Company. How do we partner or get permission to release it?

Look, you've got a number of problems here. First, why are you producing a game for a "well known brand name company," without having any...

This depends on state laws. In any event it's gross, and you should run away as fast as you can from any situation in which a minor is sending...

Is an internet contract legally binding?

1) Facebook messaging is written, not verbal. You could well have a written contract arising from your facebook messaging, if all the necessary...

How do I get out of a telephone/internet business contract?

You're a judgment proof defendant. Comcast has no play here, they are just trying to threaten you.

Can I put the picture of worms in pork ribs on facebook or in the media or news paper.

Facebook sure; the others are not really in your control. Keep in mind that if this raises a stink for the casino, they can come after you for...

Yes, but you will experience a drop-off in traffic compared to the .com and .net TLDs. My personal website is a .org, for instance.