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Georgia: I have a general civil practice in Georgia. I represent mostly individuals and small businesses. I perform a wide variety of legal services, from wills to business and personal litigation. I have a large personal injury practice.
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Sorry, but this is outside my area of practice. I would suggest first that you look in the local Yellow Pages for a Copyright, Trademark, Patent attorney who offers free initial consultations. Call around
Since I don't what state you are in, I can't give you a definite question. However, my first thought is that since everybody was obviously aware that you were using her name and no one raised an objection
It depends on who makes the better presentation if the matter goes to court. You should get an independent cycle expert to review the work you did and demand that this person be allowed to examine the
You should contact your liability insurance carrier ASAP. It will pay for an attorney to represent you. Share all your thoughts with him/her. Assuming you have at least $25,000.00 of liability coverage
Since I only practice in GA, I am going to defer to an AZ lawyer's opinion. The general rule is that if it was INTENDED as a gift, it is a gift. And you establish intent by just what you have mentioned:
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