Your brand and your content are assets worth fighting for, and they are worth fighting for sensibly. We litigate trademark infringement, copyright claims, and media disputes, but we start by asking what a win looks like for you: a takedown, an injunction, damages, or simply making a problem go away quietly. Then we pick the response that fits, in court or out.
Trademark and Brand Disputes
We handle infringement and counterfeiting actions, dilution claims under federal and state law, cybersquatting matters under the ACPA, trade dress disputes, and false advertising claims under the Lanham Act. That work runs across federal courts nationwide and the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. We also weigh the business cost of each move, because the loudest enforcement option is not always the one that protects your brand best.
Copyright and Digital Content
Our copyright work covers direct and contributory infringement, DMCA takedowns and safe harbor questions, software copying, and licensing fights in entertainment and publishing. With a background writing software, we are comfortable with the technical questions these cases raise, from how content moves across platforms to what a codebase or dataset actually contains and who has rights to it.
Media and Reputation Matters
We represent clients in defamation and libel actions, right-of-publicity claims, content and licensing disputes, and First Amendment issues. These cases play out in public as much as in the record, so we balance aggressive legal positions against the reputational stakes, coordinating with your communications strategy so the litigation does not create a worse problem than the one it solves.
Enforcement on Your Terms
Not every infringement deserves a lawsuit. We help you build an enforcement plan that protects your rights while keeping costs and business relationships in view, escalating from a demand letter to litigation only when the situation calls for it. The aim is consistent, defensible protection of your marks and works, not a pile of filings.