family law nys

I’m thinking about opening a restuarant and my last name is Starbucks. Would it be legal for me to name my….
Would it be legal to name my restaurant , “Starbuck’s Family Restaurant?”
Please back up with LAW and only serious replies please. Lawyers please answer ! Thanks for your cooperation.
Could Starbucks coffee co. sue me if I use the name and win?
What does the LAW say at the Federal Level and NYS level?
Thanks again!
Serious reply…no I’m not an attorney….if it is your intent to invest a significant amount of money to open a restaurant that you are not sure can be named what you want to name it ….spend a few hundred dollars and get a real lawyer and ask him/her….that way you will know for sure rather than wondering if the info at YA is acurate or not.
David Isaacson – Attorney at Law, New City NY
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