Glenn Matthew Cunningham is a lawyer practicing intellectual property, intellectual property litigation, international trade compliance and enforcement and 7 other areas of law. Glenn received a B.A. degree from Villanova University, and has been licensed for 35 years. Glenn practices at Shipman & Goodwin LLP in Hartford, CT.
Professional Affiliations
•Interlaw: Chair, Board of Directors (2018-2021)
Vice Chair (2015-2018)
•Connecticut Technology Council: Member, Board of Directors
•Federal Bar Association: Past Vice President for the Second Circuit
•Federal Bar Association: Past President for the Hartford Chapter
•Connecticut Bar Association: Local Rules Committee of the Federal Practice Section
Intellectual Property Section
•International Trademark Association, Enforcement Committee: Courts & Tribunals Subcommittee
•American Intellectual Property Law Association
•Hartford County Bar Association
•Connecticut Venture Group
•Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
•Judge Janet Bond Arterton American Inn of Court
Teaching Positions
•University of Connecticut School of Law: Lecturer in Law, Trial Advocacy; 1999-2008
Experience
Copyrights
Resolved Copyright Infringement Dispute
Federal Copyright, Trade Dress and Trademark Infringement Action
Defense Against Violation of Copyrights
Patents
Prosecution of Patent Infringement
Trade Secrets
Theft of Trade Secrets and Unfair Competition
Lawsuit Alleging Misappropriation and Attempt to Sell Trade Secrets
Trademarks
Federal Certification Mark Prosecutions Against Counterfeiting Doctors
Defense of Trademark Infringement Case Brought by Foreign Manufacturer
Settlement Reached in Trademark Infringement Suit
Prosecution of Trademark Rights and Non-competition Covenants Violations
Settlement in Trademark Infringement Action
Obtained Ex Parte Federal Court Seizure Order
Trademark and Trade Dress Infringement Case
Other
Full-Service Client Representation
Publications
January 3, 2014 A Primer on Bringing Traditional Chinese Medicine to the U.S. Market
July 17, 2013 Non-Compete Bill Vetoed--But Not Dead
October 1, 2007 GC New England - Trademark & Copyright: A New Era
February 19, 2003 Using Non-Competes For Intellectual Assets
News
August 18, 2014 Best Lawyers in America Recognizes 39 Firm Attorneys
November 12, 2013 Cunningham, Schwartz Presented at CTC IT Summit
October 21, 2013 CT Attorneys Recognized as 2013 Super Lawyers
August 15, 2013 Best Lawyers in America Recognizes 35 Firm Attorneys
October 22, 2012 Super Lawyers Recognizes 51 Lawyers from Firm
August 24, 2012 Best Lawyers in America Recognizes 37 Firm Attorneys
October 17, 2011 International Trademark Association Appoints Shipman & Goodwin Attorney Glenn Cunningham to Enforcement Committee
September 2, 2011 Best Lawyers in America Recognizes 30 Lawyers from the Firm
October 28, 2010 Super Lawyers Recognizes 47 Lawyers From Shipman & Goodwin LLP
October 27, 2009 Shipman & Goodwin Attorneys Named 2010 Connecticut Super Lawyers & Rising Stars
March 2, 2009 Shipman & Goodwin Attorneys Named 2009 Connecticut Super Lawyers & Rising Stars and Featured in Connecticut Magazine
November 7, 2008 Shipman & Goodwin Attorneys Named 2009 Connecticut Super Lawyers & Rising Stars
April 25, 2008 Attorneys Named By Super Lawyers
Events
September 21-23, 2014 Aerospace & Defense International Trade Summit
June 24, 2014 THE NEW STAR WARS: When Your Top Performers Come or Go - Best Practices in CT & NY For Using Non-Competes and Protecting Your Trade Secrets
May 22, 2014 Webinar: Effective Tools or Unenforceable Traps? How and When to Use Employment Contracts and Non-Competes
November 15, 2013 Connecticut Technology Council: The IT Summit 2013
July 17, 2013 Hiring Competitors' Employees, Enforcing Non-Competes and Protecting Trade Secrets in a Social Media Age
July 20, 2012 Hiring Competitors' Employees/Enforcing Non-Competes/Trade Secrets Protection & Litigation: The Most Effective Strategies
April 21-23, 2010 SBIR 2010 National Conference: Partner for Profit
April 1, 2010 Protecting The Business Jewels
March 8, 2010 Beyond Patents: Using Trade Secrets and Copyrights to Safeguard Your Information
May 8, 2009 Protecting Intellectual Property: What Corporate Counsel and the General Practitioner Need to Know in an Uncertain Economy
May 23, 2007 E-Discovery for Health Care Providers
April 25, 2007 P2P Downloading of Musical Recordings: A Legal Update
September 28, 2005 Alliance for Connecticut Technology Innovation Fair Member: Professional Affiliations •Connecticut Technology Council: Member - Board of Trustees Community Involvement •The Children's Museum (formerly Science Center of Connecticut): Past Vice Chair - Board of Trustees; Current Co-Chair of the Friends of the Museum
•Federal Bar Association: Past Vice President for the Second Circuit
•Federal Bar Association: Past President for the Hartford Chapter
•Connecticut Bar Association: Local Rules Committee of the Federal Practice Section; Intellectual Property Section
•International Trademark Association, Enforcement Committee: Courts & Tribunals Subcommittee
•American Intellectual Property Law Association
•Hartford County Bar Association
•Connecticut Venture Group
•Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
•Leadership Greater Hartford: Class of 1999
•Town of West Hartford: Past Member, Democratic Town Committee
•United Way of the Capital Area: Past Chair, Shipman & Goodwin Annual Appeal
•Formerly a Justice of the Peace
One Constitution PlazaHartford, CT 06103U.S.A.
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