As co-authors (or joint authors) each author owns a percentage of the created work unless they have agreed otherwise. There should be some...

This would be more trademark infringement over copyright infringement. To answer your question - No, you should not proceed with your idea if you...

If you did a trademark search, then what you already found may already be a registered trademark. (or not, depends on the status of that) If it is...

When it comes to copyright infringement, it's generally about the works in question, and if the works are "substantially similar" to each other. In...

You would have to be the owner of the copyright to sue and enforce. As attorney Brezina said, it could be a breach of contract. You should check...

I'm unsure about clicking your link. If you wish to use a logo for branding and streaming purposes, you should consult a trademark attorney. They...

To expand on what attorney Koslyn said, you will want to have a contract that says that you are the owner of the work that is made. That said, it...

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You should hire an IP attorney ASAP. As for your 2006 trademark, it is unclear if you filed with your state, or with the USPTO. You may have...

What is illegal is the reproduction, distribution, public display, public performance, or making a derivative work of the stream without the...