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Should I sue for a website selling my music without permission?

Answered 13 years and 9 months ago by attorney Hilary B. Miller   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Intellectual Property
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You will need the services of an attorney to rectify this situation. You should bear in mind that it is not likely that the infringer has realized much revenue from infringing sales, and, if you have not already registered the copyright in your work, you may not be able to recover statutory damages or attorneys' fees from the infringer. Under the circumstances, your most cost-effective efforts might be to continue to attempt to cause the infringer to desist. Please contact my office if we can help -- (203) 399-1320.... Read Answer
You will need the services of an attorney to rectify this situation. You should bear in mind that it is not likely that the infringer has realized... Read Answer

How do I register a trademark? I have a business which caters food to commercial vessels.

Answered 14 years ago by David Scott Safran (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Intellectual Property
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Either go to a trademark attorney or go to www.USPTO.gov which has information on trademarks and an online filing system.
Either go to a trademark attorney or go to www.USPTO.gov which has information on trademarks and an online filing system.

I make paintings that a dealer was buying for over three years. He photocopied my designs and is having other people duplicate my paintings. He has not bought anymore paintings since then and I see our designs for sale in shops all over the net and throughout the USA. Is there anything I can do? Our sales have dropped and we are hurting financially.

Answered 14 years ago by Michael Charles Doland (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Intellectual Property
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You obtained copyright on your paintings when you created them, even if you failed to register your copyrights with the copyright office. You should consult a copyright/IP attorney in New Mexico to pursue your rights.
You obtained copyright on your paintings when you created them, even if you failed to register your copyrights with the copyright office. You should... Read Answer
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