Can I legally use an "Emoji" icon as the logo for my iOS application?
I would add, in general, using the materials of another almost always incurs risk and liability.
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I would add, in general, using the materials of another almost always incurs risk and liability.
Attorney Doland could not be more correct that the absence of a registration is not a green flag for you to use the mark. Regarding a trademark...
Your best bet was to not speak with them and have an attorney handle the negotiations. These companies are skilled in getting you to reveal more...
This sounds like a much more complicated issue than can be answered on Avvo. Bottom line, though, if you are using the material of another you...
Attorney Taylor is correct. Creative Commons are a license but not provide copyright protection. To obtain copyright protection you will need...
Short phrases are not eligible for copyright. As it sounds like you will use the phrase as a trademark, you are able to see trademark protection...
I am not sure I understand your question. The companies you mentioned do have various protections (e.g. patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade...
If the articles are truthful (even if unflattering), it is unlikely they will be removed. The bullying is a separate issue...
More details of the situation are required. If your son already has a public defender, you should direct all questions to him/her.
This is too complicated of a question to answer on a public forum without all the details. You will have to go through with hiring an IP attorney....