I want to file a trademark for an LLC I want to make
Depends.
In theory yes, but you need to stick close to what you listed.
If you plan to sell more than just your initial description, you should list it in your application.
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sure we can
we do this all the time
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you need to work with an attorney to understand the availability of the trademark. you did not indicate where you want to use it or under what usage conditions.
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yes it is
stay away form replicating anybody's else designs or logos
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Status: 661 - Response After Non-Final Action - Entered
Party NameJi Dongfan
Serial Number87885874
Looks like you are being refused because your mark is very similar to another one already registered.
Your best and cheapest option is to choose another mark.
Contact me if you need anything.
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My girlfriends uncle is the one who tried to set it up and he isn’t very good with technology and now I’m up at the farm working and need to get this figured out
you should work with an attorney to make sure you can get the mark.
if it has been while since it expired, most likely you need to file again, start from zero. and hope nobody took it from you.
are you in georgia?
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yes, you can buy them back.
once given, specially if you take a tax deduction, it is gone
there are specific rules about gifts and that is basically the same
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Using machine learning technologies, a developer can create a synthesized copy of the celebrity's voice (for instance, like here https://youtu.be/DWK_iYBl8cA).
Can this developer use this fake digital voice in movies, mobile games, for songs, or any other video and sound content without... Read more »
Fake or real there needs to be authorization of the person whose voice or image is being used?
Permission is the key.
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I am asking as I am out travelling outside USA for 3 weeks, to get my Visa stamped on my passport, I would need a lawyer to represent me with the Car sale, if I am unable to return to the USA for some reason
In general yes. it will always depend on the attorney.
Many attorneys do not want to get directly involved in transactions of this nature as many things could go wrong.
All you are doing is giving a power of attorney to somebody.
can be a lawyer or anybody else.
which one?
you need an agreement and a filing with the trademark office if it is registered
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as indicated it will depend if somebody has it registered or using it.
it will depend on the type of use and that it complies with the rules for registering a trademark
best luck
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My patent was stolen by another employee who contributed nothing to its conception. I did not even know him when I conceived my idea. He inserted his name onto the application without my knowledge. I have paper trails of my invention including (1) the official company announcement acknowledging... Read more »
contact an attorney and see if you can file with the patent office something.
the filing needs to be truthful so adding somebody who did nothing is a violation of practices.
Specifically, my song is in part about Harry Potter, so in the blues solo I am writing I want to play the first 4-6 notes in a lick repeatedly with different rhythms, sometimes in the correct order and sometimes not, never in the same rhythm as the soundtrack. My goal is to get just close enough... Read more »
don't. don't try.
there are tons of cases similar to yours in litigation.
what you just described is the core of their litigation, people confuses it with the original work.
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best luck
In 2013, I invented an aircraft concept. At the company's recommendation, I filed and received a patent for it (patent issued Aug 2018). In 2015, I modified this patent to include another design feature. During the internal application process, I learned that a director inserted his name onto... Read more »
Check your employment contract and any other document you signed with your previous employer.
Most likely you gave up any rights to profit from the patent when you agreed to work with them.
Patents are very country specific.
You need to plan and budget appropriately.
Could a couple of their names be featured in the book title? Could I write each chapter focusing on one public figure scientist, explaining their perspective on the topic as researched through free material found online? Would a disclaimer at the beginning of the book saying these scientists... Read more »
you are skating close to the edge.
consult with an attorney to understand all your risks.
you should also consult an insurance agency for copyright and IP infringement coverage
Does a self-note wrote down after the exam violates the copyrights by reproducing the exam questions? Do they have the authority to invalidate my results because of that?
You may also be violating other clauses, such as confidentiality, agreement not to take information, etc. They may not do anything to you, but be aware of it.
Best luck.
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It happens all the time
you need to do a serious analysis to make sure you are not stepping on anybody's rights
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I saw that photographers were getting cease and desist letters for doing "The Grinch" Photoshoots because The Grinch is trademarked. I can't find any info on Google about Buddy the Elf being trademarked.
There may be a number of protections. Trademark is one of them.
There maybe patents, or copyrights. So be careful.
Check if they offer licenses for photographers like you.
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depends on how much the message of the phrase changes.
keep exploring
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