No. Copyright prohibits reproduction of a work. Trademark prohibits use of the trademark on competing goods. Patent prohibits the making, using or selling of the device.
They are different and have different uses. An object may have none, 1, 2 or all three of these protections.
Patent law is a specialized profession and the lawyer handling your case should have a very thorough background and experience with copyrights and with filing patents. The best thing to do is to contact your local bar association and ask for recommendations.
Intellectual property is an "umbrella term" covering copyright, patent, trademark, etc. Copyright is a specific term referring to the protections in place for authors of certain original works.
Just because a game is similar to something else, does not mean you need permission. WoW is still being original. You can not copyright things such as trolls or elves. They are a fictional thing that isn't affected by copyright, as are many things in the game. Names are all different as well, so despite it's similarities, it is a completely different thing, and is in no way challenging any copyrights or trademarks.
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Yes, I got it from my grand father, and I don't know any thing about it.
if any thing happen to your head your cranium will protect your brain
well, you can protect the living thing by not littering etc.
No.
It can be said that the frequently extended terms of copyright are diminishing the public domain, but that is a matter of opinion. In general, copyright is a good thing, as it encourages people to create.
according to me it was closed because of selling non legal copyrights kind of a thing but i dont really know what happen im just guessing it maybe it happend
i was asking the same thing
No because there is no such thing as angels