Is this post a Don Quixote parody?
But seriously Misty. Your answers make me believe you keep asking until you get a yes instead of accepting all the no's you keep getting.
I'm counselling for a living. In many countries the answer to you question would probably be a no or maybe. If your project goes unnoticed it was not worth the effort. If it is noticed you'll be sued and if lucky only be forced to take your project offline in a settlement.
If you're sued its most likely going to be in the US which afaik means theres no limit to the lawyers costs and if you loose you might be broke for several years and have to take your project offline anyways.
Now let's say you do have a chance to win. Let's assume your lawyer thinks you might have a chance ... are you willing to take that financial risk of loosing?
If you can answer that question with a no, then find a 100% legal way to continue with your project. If you can answer that question with a yes, then just do it. Its not my money you're gambling with
But in any case where you continue be it clearly legal or maybe legal, talk to a specialized lawyer, explain in detail what you want to do, why you want to do it and what names, music and other assets you plan to use. The clearer you can explain all this to your lawyer, the better his or her answer will be and the less time you need to pay for.