Trading Card Game Legality

Summary

Using altered names of real people in a trading card game can pose legal risks, especially if the person is a public figure. Considerations include the right of publicity, trademark, and copyright laws. Parody might be a defense under fair use, but it must provide commentary or criticism of the original work. Consulting a lawyer for specific guidance is advisable.

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Parody can sometimes be a defense under fair use, but it's not always straightforward. For a parody to qualify, it must provide commentary or criticism of the original work. Simply using altered names may not meet this standard. It's best to consult a lawyer to understand the nuances in your specific case. Do you have other questions about this?