I would like to Trademark the words love & loyalty I already have been using these on merchandise but I want to secure it.
answered on Mar 14, 2023
You should contact an attorney who can do a search for the term and evaluate the risk of getting rejected and your options.
I have a Youtube channel where I review games in video form. I want to trademark the name, but I found a website that is very old with the same name that reviews games in written form. However, I have not found any trademark for the website, and the website is only updated once per year from what... View More 
answered on Mar 14, 2023
Consult with an attorney, it may be worth the shot, if the other guys are not using the mark in commerce.
A colleague (musician-turned-lawyer) and I have written a musical piece together. Can he himself represent the music legally and handle the copyright registration? He would also have to be the legal third-party regarding the publishing company. It seems to me this would all present a conflict of... View More
answered on Mar 11, 2023
You should consider the option of consulting with your own lawyer.
Your friend should abide by the highest ethical standards and include you in the copyright according to rules and contributions.
I sell a product called "Creatine Monohydrate Gummies" and there is a trademark for "Creatine Gummies" which is a against the lanham act because It describing a general ingredient which I disputed for cancelation But, Im wondering un till the case gets settled can I get in... View More
answered on Mar 10, 2023
Very likely. You should always consider brands that are unrelated to the product or its ingredients.
answered on Mar 11, 2023
Depends on many factors. You should consult with an attorney over this.
So there is a soundtrack album that a song with lyrics that appeared in the album, and this album is almost all instrumental music except for that one song, the song had the same composer but it had 2 writers for the lyrics and it had "Copyright Control" next to to their names. And this... View More
answered on Mar 11, 2023
It depends on diverse factors, but in general the creator(s) of the song is/are the owners of the copyright.
how much would it be ?
answered on Feb 27, 2023
Be careful of the online sites that offer a low price. You get what you pay for.
You want to sit down with somebody that can explain your chances, process and risks.
Best luck
I’m a florist. A photographer took pictures of my work at a wedding. Can the wedding planner use the images on her site (or in social media) without crediting me?
answered on Feb 22, 2023
Agree with David.
Further, if the arrangements were photographed at the wedding site, and you were paid for the service, and you did not have an agreement to take the material (flowers) back, the title for the arrangement may have passed to your customer, or the venue.
Consult with an attorney.
This is response from company VP : "Having consulted with legal, I am pleased to report that Company hereby waives to you any intellectual property rights it might otherwise have had in the idea (as developed by you during the 2022 Hackathon)"
answered on Feb 22, 2023
Maybe. You should consult with an attorney. A formal license, waiver, contract is better.
If it is, can I add anything to the shirt to make it legal? Like adding words on the shirt?
Are we allowed to use one line phrases, pictures or anything to do with show, how do I find out if something is copyright and if it is how do I legally get rights. I want to do things the correct way
answered on Feb 20, 2023
You should consult with an attorney, and also an insurance agent that offers Copyright infringement insurance.
answered on Feb 20, 2023
Agreed with James.
In addition if your performance is shown in social media, the robots most likely will detect the violation and flag you.
I am looking to trademark the name Bitsy Boop. I found THIS on your website: BITSY BOOP - Trademark Details
Status: 710 - Cancelled - Section 8
answered on Jan 30, 2023
You should definitely consult with an attorney to help you understand your options.
answered on Dec 7, 2022
Short answer may be NO.
As indicated if the patent was also granted in the USA then it changes as patents are territorial only.
I would like to open a company and use a trademark that has been abandoned since 2014. Just cause i think its perfect for the products i want to sell.
answered on Sep 14, 2022
You should consult with an attorney to understand your best approach
Publication number: 20040002883
The site I used was 9anime.id. Im just a kid and I dont want to go to jail so I came here to ask about this. The show I was gonna watch was spy x family its really good.
My entity's name has been changed, as well as original owners address. Also this trademark has been fully reinstated after appeal. I am referring ONLY to JUSTIA site. On USPTO it is already correct.
https://assignments.uspto.gov/assignments/q?db=tm&qt=sno&reel=&frame=&sno=90071896
answered on Jul 29, 2022
If you were able to appeal in this case, you should consult with the attorney that helped you do that.
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