It sounds like you want to compete with Disney stores to sell merchandise that is substantially similar to their goods. You would likely get a...

You may be able to get a patent on the composition even though 70-80% of the ingredients are the same. The key is - what are the other 20-30% of...

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HARVARD is a registered trademark (of the university) for "online retail store services in the field of general merchandise, art, furniture,...

I agree with the attorney answers, that short phrases are generally not copyrightable but they may be trademarked. Wimpy shouldn't be used without...

Your logo is presumably protected by copyright and can also be protected by trademark. But as the other attorneys have noted, trademarking your...

The patent would certainly be expired. If you need help tracking the actual patent down, you can use this search engine by inventor:...

As long as you do not modify the good that you plan to resell, then you should be okay. Also, would be a good idea to confirm the goods you get...

I agree with Attorney Koslyn, and add that how you add a logo to clothing matters. It is not uncommon for the Trademark Office to reject an...

Have you filed a federal or state trademark application? Such an application would be based on your first use of the trademark ten years ago....

I agree with the attorney replies above. Making money off the sale of someone else's IP (trademarks) is trademark infringement. Hiding behind an...