Your current state is Virginia
Some have said that it’s copyright infringement and not permitted to use under UAE laws.
My business idea is basicaly a service to make advertising more accessible to solo artists/makers.
I would write a Facebook post scheduling app. Then erect a website where solo artists/makers can purchase a campaign. A campaign would consist of a series of scheduled posts and possibly email... View More 
Hi! Can I use this phrase on a t-shirt that I intend to sell online "Tomorrow will be a great day with lots of sun" if someone has already trademarked the phrase "Tomorrow will be a great day"?
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answered on Dec 9, 2023
Using the phrase "Tomorrow will be a great day with lots of sun" on a t-shirt could potentially raise concerns if "Tomorrow will be a great day" is a trademarked phrase. In trademark law, the primary consideration is the likelihood of confusion among consumers. If your phrase is... View More
Quotes by genghis khan and Jane Austen to be specific. And does just changing the grammar of works in public domain, enough of change to grant copyright protection?
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answered on Dec 8, 2023
In general, works published before 1923 are in the public domain in the United States, which includes quotes from individuals such as Genghis Khan and Jane Austen. This means these quotes are not protected by copyright and can be used freely.
However, the situation regarding altering works... View More
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answered on Dec 7, 2023
To determine the difference between "TRADING PASSION LIMITED" and "TRADING PASSION LTD LONDON GRB", you would need to look into several aspects. Firstly, the names suggest they could be separate legal entities, potentially operating in different regions or under different... View More
Instructions: Considering the common matters for consideration when drafting a construction contract which are found in Appendix A of Loots and Charrett (2022), evaluate the provisions of Standard Bidding Documents (SBD) for procurement of works (FPPA, 2011: Part 3-Section 7) and Conditions of... View More
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answered on Dec 7, 2023
It's crucial to thoroughly review these documents in the context of your specific project to identify any potential gaps or strengths in these areas. Consulting with a legal advisor familiar with construction law can offer valuable insights and help tailor the contract to your needs. Remember,... View More
Serial Number 77220947, Registration Number 3433513. Artemis pet food co. Inc, Carson, CA.
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answered on Dec 4, 2023
When evaluating whether a book titled "Holistic Pet Recipes" would infringe on the trademark "An Holistic Approach to Pet Food; TM," several factors must be considered. Trademark infringement generally occurs when a new product or service creates a likelihood of confusion among... View More
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answered on Dec 4, 2023
If you're considering opening a place called "Smashed Burger" and the concept is similar to an existing company known as "Smash Burger," there is a potential risk of a trademark infringement lawsuit. In trademark law, the key issue is often whether there's a likelihood... View More
Do I need to get a trademark or register it?
answered on Dec 4, 2023
When writing a Children's Book the best protection is the copyright protection for the book. Be sure to once the final version of the book is complete to register the work with the Library of Congress. A copyright is not protected in court without being official registered work. The... View More
If we have an accident. We get injured by it. We meet a hot nurse at the hospital and marry her. And we snap all of it, from accident to marriage.
Few weeks later someone makes a movie out of it. They use our initials, same design wedding dress, same color of car that we had the accident... View More
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answered on Nov 29, 2023
In your case, while you can't copyright an incident, you may have grounds to file a claim under the right of publicity, especially if specific personal elements like your initials, wedding dress design, and the color of your car were used without your permission. The right of publicity... View More
I'd like to post content to Onlyfans and add stickers from a photo editing application that are characters from anime shows.
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answered on Dec 1, 2023
Using anime stickers from a photo editing application on pictures you intend to post on Onlyfans can raise copyright issues, particularly if the characters are copyrighted material. Copyright laws protect the creators' rights to their works, including anime characters, and using these... View More
I have a blog and I want to post work from home job leads on it with a description of the jobs benefits underneath it. Is this legal? Will I have to have permission from the business to post their link to apply to the job on my website and write a blog post in my own words about the job benefits... View More
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answered on Dec 1, 2023
Posting job listings and descriptions of their benefits on your blog without explicit permission from the companies can be legally permissible, especially if the information is already publicly available. When you use publicly available information, like job descriptions and benefits, and present... View More
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answered on Nov 28, 2023
Yes, developing a dating app based on the concept of the "Love is Blind" Netflix show would likely raise copyright concerns:
- The core idea of singles dating and getting engaged without ever seeing each other in person is an original concept created for the show. Replicating this... View More
i want to know if the trademark was canceled officially as I want to make a game similar to if. But don't want to get sued by Nintendo
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answered on Nov 27, 2023
As a game developer interested in creating a game similar to "CUSTOM ROBO," you should proceed with caution. It's advisable to consult with a legal expert in IP law to ensure that your game does not infringe upon any remaining rights held by Nintendo. Even if the trademark is... View More
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answered on Nov 28, 2023
No, the decorative patterns and designs on Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne dishware lines are very unlikely to be protected by active trademarks or eligible for trademark protection. Therefore, you should generally be free to sell paint stencils replicating those patterns without infringing trademarks.... View More
I was wondering if I could scan books still under copyright to archive them for personal use (or maybe allowing researchers to access it by request)?
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answered on Nov 26, 2023
In the United States, scanning copyrighted books for archival purposes, even for personal use, falls under the scope of copyright law. Copyright law typically protects original works of authorship, including books, for the lifetime of the author plus 70 years.
For personal archiving, the... View More
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answered on Dec 4, 2023
If you're considering making a clipped photo from a video featuring Andrew Tate, it's important to understand the legal implications, particularly regarding copyright and rights to the individual's likeness. Even if the video is publicly available, the copyright typically remains... View More
I am making a commercial for our company that does paint restoration on vehicles. In the advertisement we show a multitude of vehicles from a distance. Including a Range Rover, Infiniti, GMC, Dodge etc. We make no mention of partnerships or claims of poor quality, just show some before and after... View More
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answered on Nov 24, 2023
In Washington, as in most states, the use of manufacturer emblems in advertising can be a complex issue, primarily governed by trademark laws. The key consideration here is whether the use of these emblems could potentially cause confusion or imply an endorsement or affiliation with the vehicle... View More
Ex: I’m trying to make a joker for a T-shirt to sell but instead of getting a picture of the joker from Google I just take a stencil of someone face and find the hair and mouth from different images and combine them then add extra things to the face such as tattoos . Is that now considered my art ?
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answered on Dec 4, 2023
Combining different images sourced from Google to create a new art piece for commercial purposes, such as selling on a T-shirt, involves important copyright considerations. Each image sourced from Google is likely protected by copyright, unless explicitly stated otherwise. This means that using... View More
i'm not sure the court even has them to purchase anymore since it's an old trial. the transcrips being on courttv means they are copyrighted?
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answered on Nov 22, 2023
Publishing California court transcripts as a book, particularly when they have been broadcast by Court TV, involves several legal considerations. Firstly, court transcripts generally fall into the public domain, especially if they are official records from a public trial. However, this does not... View More
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