Copyright infringment in Tx. If my slogan is "keeping the world together" can someone else...?
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See a lawyer.\n\nIf you can prove that your business used the phrase, then it's yours, especially since his is the same line.  I would go ahead and trademark it NOW.  Since you had first use of it, he's going to violating your trademark.  \n\nIf he doesn't cease, gather together any physical evidence--letterhead, business cards, receipts, etc.--and take him to court.  (The mailing yourself an envelope thing doesn't count, really.)\n\nHere's a reference site:\n\nhttp://www.unc.edu/~unclng/TRDREGIS.htm
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Among others, there are potential trademark issues and potential copyright issues.\n\nCopyright protections, set forth in federal law (see Title 17, below) include limitations on public performance, depending upon license rights. Willful violation of federal copyright laws can be very expensive, so check with an entertainment law attorney if there is any doubt as to your legal rights to use the music.\n\nAlso, there may be trademark and unfair competition issues, under either federal or state laws, that could apply when names of bands are used to implicitly endorse an event.\n\nOf course, any local or state laws regarding public gatherings, commercial endeavors, etc. may also apply.
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Charge 1000 times as much as you would here. They'll only buy 1 copy & reverse engineer it. They don't respect copyrights and have a long history of infringement.
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Mark them as copyrighted:\n\nCopyright 2006 by (Your Name)\n\nThat's all it takes!
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First step is to put 'All pages (or, "All writings") contained herein (the) copyright (symbol)  2006 (the year, of crs) by your name, on the title page (for a book manuscript)...\n\nwhen you put your name/signature on any creative work, they say you are protected. \nIf you are very serious, there is the U.S. Copyright Ofc, in Washington D.C. They don't come to the telephone in a hurry, and you do pay a fee...if you do it via snail mail (I haven't looked lately...likely you can find info and I bet even the application papers, online), you'll need to get a good book, as yu'l likely sit 'on hold' a time...then, you'll need a copy of your text, to send in with the fee and form papers.\nBe aware, that once the copyright expires (yu get to keep renewing it, every few years), then the copyright registered work comes under the 'public domain'...anyone can swipe, legally then. And, yes, they do want you to keep paying renewal fees, last I knew. \nThe old 'kitchen table copyright' is legally binding, in cases of dispute, as far as, again, I last heard: You put a copy of your completed work, into a sealed envelope, which you mail from yourself, to yourself (at the same address). You then file the sealed envelope with its contents away, 'in case'. The rules are different for writing lyrics, and for visuals, for artworks, than for text, when going thru the Wash. DC ofc.\nBest wishes, WRITER
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Put a copyright on it, copyrighting lawyers are very common so you can hire one if you need it.
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You would first register it with:\n\nhttp://www.copyright.gov/\n\n\nAnd, then you would have to defend it.
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As far as I'm aware, there's no law on the books in the United States for that kind of thing.. the only picture issues you might have are generally copywrite infringment
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Yes, it would be illegal without their permission.\n\nYou need to contact their corporate offices and tell them what you want. They will either tell you no, or they will charge  you a licensing fee that authorizes you to use the images.
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go to:\nwww.copyright.gov\n\nEffective July 1, 2006  the fees for an application will be $45.00\n\nGood luck!
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You gotta make a lot of copies and send it to labels. My opinion stick with small labels, like dinosuar fight records, that would be your best chance.
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If you have desighned t-shirts with out approval from disney corp they can just steal your idea's once you present them to them. Its called copyrights and they have them on anything disney and if you use them without approval from them it is copyright infrigment.
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nothing\n\nexcept for the copyright
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Type in U. S. Copyright Office.\nGet a kit from them.
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If it's in your own words, it's ok. If you use the name and it's copyright, then you have a problem.
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Get some info on song copyrighting......ASAP.
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copyrighted,ketchup,uncopyrighted