Day Pitney Receives Top Rankings in U.S News & World Report's – Best Lawyers "Best Law Firms"
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Day Pitney Intellectual Property attorneys approach matters holistically. Whether you need help with a single mark or an entire portfolio, we know that your goal is to protect your brand. We understand that the goal of patent prosecution is not a blue ribbon, but a strategic asset for your company. Every day, our intellectual property attorneys help clients acquire, secure, transfer, defend, enforce and understand their intellectual property rights. We prosecute patents and trademarks; negotiate and draft agreements for the license and sale of intellectual property rights; litigate intellectual property disputes in federal and state courts around the country, including before the International Trade Commission (ITC) and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office; and advise clients on the entire array of evolving intellectual property issues modern businesses confront, including workplace policies relating to Internet access and use, social media, and privacy. The hallmark of Day Pitney attorneys in all of these endeavors is teamwork. Our litigators, prosecutors and transactional lawyers work together to ensure that the ultimate goal is met: yours.
Day Pitney attorneys have decades of trial experience, and possess the substantive depth to handle all types of patent, trademark, copyright, false advertising, right of publicity and Internet-related litigation, as well as disputes regarding intellectual property licensing agreements.
Clients seeking to license their technology and business process advancements rely on Day Pitney for its extensive experience in patent prosecution, opinion, counseling and transactional services including due diligence involving patent issues. We ensure that our clients are provided with the legal counsel and strategic thinking to further their business objectives. Our clients range from Fortune 500 companies to start-ups, and are engaged in such diverse industries as manufacturing, packaging, information services, software, high-technology research and development, pharmaceuticals, publishing, retail sales, telecommunications, financial services, banking, insurance, health care, utilities, advertising and media.
The Day Pitney Post Grant Proceedings Team is skilled at addressing the challenges faced in reexamination and review cases that often arise concurrently with litigation. When working with petitioners, our practitioners develop strategies to stay litigation pending resolution of reexamination or review, decrease damages exposure, improve claim construction and non-infringement postures, and improve the overall settlement and dispute resolution prospects.
The Day Pitney Trademark, Copyright and Advertising group recognizes that legal rights are only valuable if they are matched to a client's business objectives. Our attorneys work collaboratively with each of our clients to learn the client's business goals and to develop an appropriate legal strategy based on those goals.
On November 29, Day Pitney Intellectual Property Attorneys Alex P. Garens and Brandon McCool will be speaking on the "Trademarks 101 and Special Considerations in the Alcoholic Beverage Industry," webinar sponsored by the Boston Bar Association.
On November 16, Day Pitney Intellectual Property and Technology chair and co-chair Carrie Webb Olson and Alex P. Garens, Miami Litigation Partners Mark Romance and Manuel Garcia-Linares and West Palm Beach Associate Tori Whalen hosted a cocktail party for clients, friends and colleagues at the Lobby Bar at Nobu and Eden Roc Hotel during the INTA Leadership Meeting.
On October 11, Day Pitney Partner Richard Brown and Senior Associate Stephen Catanzaro presented, "The Telephone Consumer Protection Act – Recent Developments and Strategies For At-Risk Companies," to the New Jersey Association of Corporate Counsel.
Day Pitney Technology Partners Kritika Bharadwaj and Richard Harris authored an article titled, "Attack of the Crypto Acronyms! ICOs, STOs, IEOs, IDOs – What is What?" that was published on TabbFORUM, an open community that provides a platform for capital markets professionals to share their ideas and thought leadership with their peers.
Day Pitney Intellectual Property Attorney Brandon McCool expanded on his recent Sports Business Journal article published in April with, "The Game Plan – How North American Professional Sports Franchise Conduct Trademark Clearance for New Team Names," for the International Trademark Association Bulletin.
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Day Pitney Partner and chair of the Patent Prosecution and Counseling group George Chaclas was featured in a Q&A on Law.com titled, "How I Made Practice Group Chair: 'Making Connections With The Right People,' Says George Chaclas of Day Pitney."
Day Pitney Intellectual Property Partners Elizabeth Alquist, George Chaclas and Jonathan Tropp have been named to Managing IP’s IP Stars 2022 List.
Day Pitney Providence Partner George Chaclas was featured in a Law360 Pulse Q&A article discussing his new position as chair of the firm's Patent Prosecution and Counseling group.
Day Pitney Providence Partner George Chaclas' new role as chair of the firm's Patent Prosecution and Counseling group was featured in the Connecticut Law Tribune's Connecticut Movers column.