I want to write a novel called Seven Wolves, is that considered an copyright violation?
Writing a novel requires compliance with the relevant provisions of the copyright law. If the name, character, plot, and other intellectual property rights have been violated, then writing a novel may constitute an copyright violation. Therefore, before writing a novel, one had to ensure that the intellectual property rights of the name, character, and plot were not violated. Otherwise, it might constitute an intellectual property violation. If you intend to use the name "Seven Wolves", you need to make sure that the name is not registered or regarded as an intellectual property right. If you intend to use a name that has already been registered, you need to obtain approval from the registrar. If you use a name that others have already deemed as an infringement, you need to avoid legal disputes and provide evidence as much as possible to prove that the name used is legal. Writing a novel required compliance with copyright laws to ensure that it would not be an act of copyright violation. If you are not sure whether it is an copyright violation, you are advised to consult a lawyer or an intellectual property expert.
