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answered on Aug 2, 2012
The owner of the mark can be a corporation, but the owner of the corporation will also be public record. I suppose you could create several sub corporations but eventually the owner of the mark could be discovered.
Seals and Croft wrote: Summer breeze make me feels so fine, flowing through the jasmine of my mind.
I wrote: Summer Breeze makes me feel so fine, Summer Breezin, Always pleasin'. Is the a violation of the copyright act? The first line is the only similarities in the song. Melody is... View More 
answered on Jul 24, 2012
You have quoted the song wrong. Copyright law is very complicated. This does not appear to be infringement to me.
answered on Dec 15, 2010
I don't think so. I am not aware of any specific eagle logo of the FOE that they have registered and that the USPS has copied.
I'm owner and designer .
answered on Dec 2, 2010
Yes it is. Cloting designs can be protected by copyrights, patents (usually design patents) and by trademarks. There is also new federal legislation under consideration to provide a stronger form of protection for clothing designs, but at the moment, it does not look like it will be passed soon.... View More
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