Your current state is Virginia
Supposed to be about Gambling away Ownership of land Title .
I am making the story unique and bringing my own twist on Christmas and a dark tale of horror with my own unique characters and ideas.
Your situation requires more facts and to determine what you can due without getting into serious legal problems, you must retain an experienced patent law attorney. With modern technology, you can be represented by any high-quality attorney in New Jersey irrespective of geography.
I have a online gaming/gambling website (luckylandslots.com) I I gamble on. Recently I had to put my account which had atleast 5-6 thOusands in winnings on hold due to suspicion of being hacked . Ok fast forward to reactivate I need to for some apparent reason provide a pic of my Id front and back... Read more »
Record is seven years old
If I am combining already made materials to create a recreational game, do I need a patent?
Had expired id in February. Was given 90 days to come back with a valid one. Now I'm being told that I need the expired license that was rejected in the first place. I live 500 miles away.
This will throw your headset off your head and can break it, I am aware that even if it is unlawful you can't really do much as it is not the games fault but the players. It hasn't happened to me personally but I know many people have and it breaks their 300-400 dollar headset.
A group of friends and I from Ghana, West Africa, would like to create a version of this game, “30 Seconds”. We will appreciate any information on how to attain the copyright to permit us to create ours.
Any information concerning this matter will be much appreciated.
I lost proof that I had been to casino
Is it even legal even if you told him before you won't pay if yourself won, but he still thinks because he told you he would pay you something, there's an verbal agreement?
What would happen if he legally attempts to collect, given the situation?
Hello from a longtime tabletop rpg player! I've had the pleasure of knowing and gaming with some of the leading names in gaming going back to the early 80s. This is one of my favorite topics, and the answer to your question is—both.
A company is registered through the filing of your... Read more »
I'm 19 and live at home with my parents and right now we're in an argument and they're threatening to smash my PS5 that I bought with my money and I told them that they can't do that is that true
Well, think about it from a big picture. While, it is true that they cannot damage your property, if they do damage your property you're only reliable remedy is a lawsuit against them. It is also true that your parents can evict you. Every familial situation is different, you might look back... Read more »
I'm 19 and live at home with my parents and right now we're in an argument and they're threatening to smash my PS5 that I bought with my money and I told them that they can't do that is that true
That could be malicious destruction of property - a criminal offense. But now hear this: you are over 18 years old, which makes you a tenant in your parents' home. They do not need to let you stay there. I would suggest you have a conversation with them about expectations, and if there is no... Read more »
I am planning on making a 2D Platformer game (when finished, I want it to be released on Steam, and possibly outside of the US if sales are good). I will be making the music for the game - I don't know too much on how copyrights work besides the fact that I have to file it, and I don't... Read more »
The game product you envision has elements that, as the fruits of your original creative effort, are separate subjects of copyright: the code, the visual appearance, and the music. To assure the greatest protection for your work(s), you should register the copyright in each of these elements. Then... Read more »
that had stopped to wait for a spot my fault? car pointing in opposite direction for flow out parking area. Normally there are no cars behind those spaces. I did look but in blind spot. two scratches. for some reason said lets not report he got estimate for 1000.
More info might be helpful but sounds like you are at fault
So the website is pulsz.come and I had won bit on there site was around 200k at 1 point and when it came to paying out they took over a month and said they were going to and then closed my account and said I had two accounts which I did no and explained to them multiple times and then told them my... Read more »
Yes, you can hire a business attorney/litigator to work on this issue for you to help you recover the funds.
Thanks to the "first sale doctrine" in copyright law, you may make additional copies of the work for your own use so long as you do not distribute or sell them to others. The transformative copy you propose would also be permitted, with the same limitation on distribution or sale to others.
I don't know can they delete my account only because I use these 2 words
You can contest the ban, ask for explanation.
I am not familiar with the meaning, but if it is related to a registered brand you may have infringed on somebody's rights.
Consult with an attorney.
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