| Q: | How do I get permission to use the Emory name and logo? |
| A: | Please contact David McClurkin, Emory University's brand manager. |
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| Q: | I know of a company called Emory xxxx that does not appear to be affiliated with Emory University. Is there someone I should notify? |
| A: | Please contact the Office of the General Counsel. |
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| Q: | May I publish photographs taken of Emory? |
| A: | No. Emory allows any visitors to take photographs for their personal use. Emory does not authorize faculty, staff, students or any third party to take photographs for publication without prior approval from David McClurkin, Emory's brand manager, consulting, as necessary, with the Office of the General Counsel. |
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| Q: | When can I use the ©, ® and ™ symbols? |
| A: | The © symbol may be used whenever an original work of authorship has been fixed in a tangible form, e.g., a book or article has been written. Use of the © symbol does not require a federal copyright registration, although a registration is required to maintain a lawsuit for copyright infringement. The ® symbol may be used only when a federal trademark registration has been obtained. The ™ symbol may be used without a registration. It should only be used when the user believes, in good faith, that trademark rights may legitimately be asserted. |
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| Q: | What do I do if I am contacted by a company and am accused of patent infringement or if someone suggests that I must take an intellectual property license from the company to continue my activities? |
| A: | Please first investigate the facts of the claim to the best of your ability in light of your scientific background. After this investigation, please contact the Office of the General Counsel. |