Cases
Representative Matters: Intellectual Property Counseling
Establishes intellectual property audits
programs for managing trademark portfolios of many companies in diverse product areas, from clothing to software
from telecommunications to entertainment
digital media arts.
Manages strategic trademark portfolios for clients, including worldwide trademark monitoring to identify conflicting applications
potential infringement, requiring enforcement action through active network of foreign counsel to provide quick cost-effective action.
Licenses
subsequent sales of a trademark to a major beverage company.
Counsels franchisors in obtaining
maintaining portfolios of intellectual property worldwide
drafted
obtained state approvals for Uniform Franchise Offering Circulars (UFOC).
Performs due diligence
transfer documentation in intellectual property sales
acquisitions, including drafting of assignments
licensing.
Preparation of numerous agreements for website development, terms of use, access, privacy policies, services, licensing
electronic commerce.
Negotiates
drafts numerous license agreements regarding the intellectual property rights of both public
private companies. Broad experience in drafting commercial agreements including: Non-Disclosure
Non-Competition Agreements, Independent Contractor
Consultant Agreements, Employee Agreements, Sales Representative Agreements, Distribution Agreements, Dealer Agreements
Exclusive Dealing Agreements.
Intellectual Property Litigation
Represents clients in infringement analysis, trademark litigation in the Federal Courts,
in Oppositions
Cancellations before the Trademark Trial
Appeal Board.
Represents public company plaintiff in service mark infringement, cyber-piracy
unfair competition action against unlawful use of marks including use of marks as domain names.
Defends trade dress, trademark
design patent infringement actions against manufacturers in Federal Court.
Represents clients as plaintiff in software copyright infringement actions in Federal Court.
Represents clients in seizure action against manufacturers, distributors
retailers selling infringing video games, filed concurrently in multiple districts of multiple states.
Uses traditional trademark actions, the Federal Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act
ICANN proceedings under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy to enjoin use of
compel the transfer of domain names infringing registered trademarks.