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Capitalizing on an established presence across US, Europe and Asia, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton is renowned for its capacity to handle litigation for an impressive consortium of clients operating within food and drink, tech, media and consumer products. Atlanta’s Charles Hooker and Alicia Jones, San Francisco’s Anthony Malutta and Walnut Creek’s Gwen Peterson jointly helm the litigation offering at the firm. Based in Los Angeles, Dennis Wilson is regarded by media and tech companies for his trademark, entertainment and Internet law knowledge, and Larry McFarland handles a litany of reverse confusion, cybersquatting and licensing issues for start-ups and Fortune 500 companies alike. In Atlanta, Ted Davis has served on the Executive Committee of the International Trademark Association, and Charlie Henn is a strong choice for companies and sports leagues. New York’s experienced practitioner Lisa Pearson is well-positioned to manage UDPR proceedings to recover domain names, cancellation proceedings and various issues arising before federal and state courts.
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Clients clés
- 1-800-Flowers
- Adidas
Points forts
- Obtained a complete defense victory on motion for summary judgment on behalf of our client 1-800-Flowers (and its subsidiaries Harry & David, Fruit Bouquets, Wolferman’s, Cheryl’s Cookies, 1-800-Baskets, and Shari’s Berries) in a second litigation brought by its rival Edible Arrangements.
- Represented Starz Entertainment, Lionsgate, and G-Unit brands et al. in a trademark infringement case brought by Byron Belin. Belin claimed ownership of the “BMF” trademark and claimed that Starz and Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson infringed on his rights when they released the crime television show ‘BMF’ (or Black Mafia Family). The result was successful.