Mini-Case Problems 1. A engaged the services of B, a professional photographer, to take a series of photographs of his power boat. B did so and was paid $200 for his services. Some time later, A discovered that B had sold one of the pictures to a boating magazine for the cover of one of its issues. B received $500 from the magazine for the picture. Is A entitled to the $5007 2. X produced a cola beverage that he sold for many years under the trade name Krazy Kola. If Y decided to produce and sell a cola beverage in the same area under the name Crazy Cola, would Y's actions constitute a violation of X's trade name? 3. Kitchen Products Inc. produced a unique design utensil that would peel, core and slice apples. It applied for a patent, but before the patent could be issued, a competitor copied the design and flooded the market with its copy of the product. Advise Kitchen Products Inc., assuming that its application for a patent was valid, and a patent would eventually be issued. 4. Furniture Design Ltd. produced a modified French Provincial chair. It was concerned that competitors might copy it once it was put on display at an upcoming furniture trade show. How could Furniture Design Ltd. protect its product