if i had all the elements of a license written would it be implied,even if not called a licence?
914422
No. The only thing considered a license is one issued by the DMV. If you have your info written and get pulled over,  you will get a ticket for driving without a license. Which comes with a hefty fine. If you have all the elements, then go to motor vehicles and get one. Save yourself any future headaches especially since you obviously need it.
610325
Definitely talk to a lawyer about this.....it seems to me that you could protect your company name somehow by perhaps applying for a copyright or a trademark with the legal language stating that you only intend to enforce the C/TM for business purposes.
1030099
It should tell you before you download, if the song is licensed or not...
679711
Yes. Place names liek that are not copyrighted or trademarked.  The one exception is if you are somehow claming or implying to be an official government organization or contractor. Then you must have permission of the relevant government body to imply a connection with them.
399611
It depends on the program you are downloading with\n\nbut \n\nit is usuall in My Documents
1151149
I understand your question. Maybe this could help:\n\nhttp://www.legaldocument.com/products.html
562483
I don't know as if you can register (copyright) a "quote" as such. Quotations are usually derived from books, poems, songs, essays, articles and the like, all of which *can* be copyrighted by the writer.
815438
It is illegal to MAKE a copy, regardless if you sell it or not.\nThe section is:\nUSC 17 106-1.\n[1]
864924
Can't answer more specifically with the information you provide, but you can check online at your state's official website for the link to permits and licenses to find the relevant information/paperwork.
147010
It would be helpful if you explained what you mean by a PPO license.
363299
The first thing you are going to need if a F.C.C. license
1179768
I am afraid the other respondent (jtucker...) is completely wrong, apparently knowing just enough to be dangerous by offering incorrect advice on legal matters.\n\nCreative writing can be copyrighted.  Even slogans or other very short writings have been deemed unprotectible by copyright by the courts, because the degree of creativity in them is so small and the likelihood of true originality is minimal.  Your one-word wonder could technically be copyrighted, but you have about zero chance of enforcing the copyright.  You should save the $35 filing fee.\n\nTrademarks are only valid if used to designate the origin of a product or service that is currently available on the market.  A personality won't suffice.  Therefore, even if you were willing to spend the hundreds of dollars to register your trademark federally, you would probably find yourself unable to complete the process, because it requires you to identify the product or service you are describing with the mark.  It sounds like you've got very little here that would be really enforceably yours -- at least so far, since we should all hope good things for you.  Once you've started doing something more, then the way you identify yourself might begin to develop some value.\n\nCheck out some legal information websites like findlaw.com for questions like these.  It's shocking how wrong some of the answers you see on this site sometimes are.
11670
When you sell an item, title of the item is transferred to the buyer. They are free to use it, destroy it, or resell it. When you license something, the licensee never owns it, and is subject to the terms of the license. It's like buying or renting a house. There is one hybrid called a "conditional sale" in which the ownership is only conveyed if a set of conditions are met.
1035840
No, but you can be sued for fraud.  Usually the last paragraph that you are supposed to read before signing states that signing it you agree that all the information you've provided is true.  By signing that and it not being true you have set yourself up for a lawsuit.  If they find out that is.  If you file for unemployment, they probably will find out.
967554
Yes but you need a license thats registered with the police and be able to prove you have a good reason to own one.
439530
Yes, its illegal. Sometimes a company puts out a piece of software they make it free for personal use and businesses must pay a licensing fee. Its worth it for you to simply purchase the software and support the business that distributes it out so they can continue to put out more great software.
994894
Of course you can do that if you have enough license or you are copy it just for backup.But please remember, you can just make one copy for backup using of each license. And you can never sell or give these copies. You must do what the license had said.