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More information on my intent. Thank you Law Professor. I've done a little research which I've included and will give you a little more background in hope of a more informed answer. First, the research: "Likelihood of confusion" is the central focus of any trademark infringement claim. A...

It is my own identity - or my own brand identity anyway. Just that everyone knows explaining something to someone online is best done in a concise, attention grabbing manner. "A Modern Day Abby with Carrie Style," would fill that bill without having to explain it is all. And, I don't believe...

I've created an online character that is a modern, hip advice columnist-type. Would I be in violation of trademark laws or asking for a lawsuit if I used "A Modern Day Abby with Carrie's Style" or something to that effect?