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Dual torque vectoring for dual electric power train ?
answered on Oct 5, 2017
I would not spend substantial effort or money on this project before answering a few questions:
- Are you sure your project will be infringing on these inventors patent. Look at their patent, read the claims and determine whether your project will be infringing on their patent.
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I work for a nonprofit retirement community and am contracted to teach fitness classes and do personal training. I happen to have a background in education and writing, so I used those skills to create fitness curriculum, which is a task outside the scope of my contract. They paid me my hourly rate... View More
answered on Oct 9, 2017
As far as current copyrights law are concerned, a fitness routine is not copyrightable. More details on your case would be necessary for a better analysis and conclusion.
answered on Oct 9, 2017
There is in fact no such procedure as moving of a registration on the Supplemental Register to the Principal Register. The owner of a registration on the Supplemental Register must file a new application for the mark to secure registration on the Principal Register.
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I decided I want to build software that teaches you how to play drums, and will hire different drum teachers to find best way to create a curriculum. (Primarily for myself, but may make available to public). To avoid one of those teachers stating I stole ideas and they may be entitled to software... View More
answered on Oct 9, 2017
Your best bet to avoid foreseeable disputes is to have a comprehensive agreement with the teachers spelling out all the minute details of the working agreement and various scenarios that might arise (including unlikely scenarios.)
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