Is there a way around this and keep my name? Does it matter that I have had the domain for a year already? Our logo designs are totally different.
answered on Apr 19, 2020
Absolutely. The invention must be novel, non-obvious and comply with the subject matter requirements of Section 101. Moreover, the invention must be enabled by the written description in the patent application. If you can satisfy these requirement, you have a good chance of securing a patent.
other than the patent act of 1952 and section 145, is there a law for de novo decisions?
I just wanna read to the Internet in this time of coronavirus. The books are on my shelf, I own them.
answered on Apr 7, 2020
Yes. No copyright infringement here. Your stream is a new work that you create. YOu are not copying the book, but creating a new performance.
answered on Apr 7, 2020
There is the need for more information on this question. (a) For what product or service is the brand name being used? (b) What is the use of the "Luna Lovegood" mark. The test is, in simple terms, will the use of the mark you suggest cause or is it likely to cause confusion in the... View More 
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