Legal Question in Business Law in New Jersey

Re: Copyright,Trademark

Your question is too broad for all but the most general answer. The simple standard is that a trademark is the property of its owner. Others may not use it in a commericial setting without the permission of the owner. There are exceptions such as when the use of the mark is only to identify a product or service, but these must be carefully crafted with the aid of counsel in order to stay within the boundaries.

Re: Copyright,Trademark

In general, you may not use or duplicate a third party's trademark for commercial use without the trademark owner's express written permission.