Chicago, IL
Intellectual property Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Litigation, General Practice
This sounds like a matter with a bit more back-story (e.g. complications) than your description gives. Regarding the business name, it is...
It is unlikely you could try for a mark with a vulgarity 'bleeped' out, especially if the work were clearly understood. For example "$HIT." ...
While facts about sports teams (e.g. scores) and etc. may be facts not subject to copyright, using the team names in a product, like a simulator,...
Easy questions first, the different of a space or no space in Starwars and Star Wars creates minimal to no trademark difference. Now, the...
The answer is likely no. Using the materials of another like this (e.g. using the whole work) without permission creates a high likelihood of...
You are acting as his authorized agent; this is a very common practice.
More details would be needed to determine if you had a legal claim. For example, if they used used parts but charged you for new that would be a...
This is also the type of case a local law school clinic may take on.
You do not need to trademark your name but it is always a wise decision to do so. You will either obtain rights in and to the name or find out...
You will know because you will receive a summons or opposing counsel may tell you. Another way would be to do a search through the PACER...
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