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PLEASE READ OUR SERVICE AREAS CAREFULLY, before contacting us.. Since 1997, the Firm has counseled businesses in the legal areas of Intellectual Property, Buisness Law, and Contract Law, with a focus on information technology and software, and media, entertianment, and creative arts.. We assist with Trademark, Copyright, Trade Secrets, Information Security, Marketing & Advertising, Social Media, Corporations, LLCs, Partnerships, Private Placements, M&A, and Regulatory Compliance.. David has significant gaiend from in-house counsel experience managing the legal affairs of $100M annual revenue, industry-leading software provider in the public relations and marketing industries. This includes negotiating and drafting enterprise-level Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) agreements and contracts with a heavy emphasis on proprietary rights.. Copyright Services.. • Twenty Four (24) hour Expedited preparation and filing of a copyright application. Please allow five (5) business days to receive confirmation of filing.• Preparation of federal copyright applications by a licensed attorney, including a review for accuracy, completeness and avoidance of common pitfalls.• Electronic Filing of your application directly with the Copyright Office.• Electronic payment of Copyright fees.• Receipt, review and respond to correspondence to help assist you with any issues or questions from the Copyright Office.• Registration Certificate (mailed to you directly from the U.S. Copyright Office).• Draft Transfer and Assignment letters to sell or otherwise convey copyrights.• Digitalization (and formatting) of upload specimens and works.• Draft and respond to Cease and Desist Letters, Software Audit demands, Copyright Infringement notices, and customized action letters if someone infringes on your copyright.

Jon focuses on intellectual property litigation, intellectual property procurement, commercial litigation, and internet law issues. Regardless of the practice area, Jon believes inventive and well-developed strategies, aggressively implemented from the outset generally yield the best, and most cost effective, results for our clients.. A versatile litigator, Jon has handled contested matters at federal trial and appellate courts across the country, the United States Patent and Trademark Office, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, the World Intellectual Property Organization, Illinois’ state trial and appellate courts, the Illinois Commerce Commission and other Illinois administrative agencies.. BACKGROUND. Jon attended Bradley University, earning a bachelors of science in chemistry. Thereafter he earned his juris doctor and certificate in intellectual property law from DePaul University College of Law. Not only practicing the law, he also teaches Intellectual Property and the Entrepreneur at Bradley University. Jonathan was also a founding board member of Startup Peoria, an organization aimed at assisting entrepreneurs and facilitating growth of a startup community in the Peoria, Illinois area. He continues to be active in the Illinois startup and entrepreneurial ecosystem through assisting similar organizations and representing startups and entrepreneurs. Otherwise, he travels the world and spoils his dog.. LEADERSHIP & RECOGNITION. Jon is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association. He is a former chair of both its Intellectual Property Section Council and the Energy, Utilities, Telecommunications, and Transportation Section Council. He is current Secretary of the IP section counsel. He is a past member of the ISBA’s Food Law Section Council and the Special Committee on Alternative Business Structure as well. A member of the Federal Bar Association for the Central District of Illinois, Jon, like all members of the Firm, is also a member of the International Trademark Association.. Leading Lawyers has repeatedly named Jon as an Emerging Lawyer in Intellectual Property Law; Public Utilities Law: Gas/Water/Electric; Energy Law; and Commercial litigation. Only two percent of lawyers under 40 earn this recognition.

My patent practice specializes in biomedical, biotechnological, pharmaceutical, chemical, biochemical, semiconductor materials and processes, and computer software. As patent counsel to several major public universities, public and private corporations, and independent inventors, Mr. Rosenbaum has prepared and prosecuted patent applications in the fields of surgical implants, including cardiovascular stents and vascular grafts, natural and synthetic pharmaceuticals, electrophoresis devices and methods, diagnostic systems and methods, DNA transformation and transfection, oligonucleotide ligands, vaccines, monoclonal antibodies, drug delivery systems, immunology, ultrasonic, laser and cryogenic ablation catheters, nanolithography, atomic force microscopy, photolithography, vacuum deposition processes, including chemical and plasma vapor deposition, sputtering and ion bombardment processes, chemical sensor technology, resist technology, carbon nitride continuous solids and the use of finite elements analysis modeling for corneal remodeling. In representing both corporate and individual clients, Mr. Rosenbaum’s practice has included such diverse biomedical technologies as novel biomaterials, biomaterial surfacing technology, DNA and RNA hybridization, genetic testing, implantable vascular and endovascular devices, computer controlled laser catheters, synthetic peptides, chemical tracers for above-ground and underground leak detection, contact lenses, dermatological preparations, hydraulic shock absorbing pistons, misting devices for evaporative cooling, and water filtration systems.. Firm clients routinely call upon Mr. Rosenbaum to devise intellectual property portfolio strategies, licensing and merger and acquisition preparation, negotiation, due diligence and closing and counsel regarding patent landscapes, technology white-space identification, freedom-to-operate and non-infringement.  Mr. Rosenbaum has assisted clients in a wide variety of contract negotiations, including technology transfer, cooperative research and development agreements, grant contracts, co-development agreements, sponsored research agreements, clinical trial agreements, cross-license agreements, merger and acquisition agreements and the like.. In addition to his transactional intellectual property practice, David has represented clients in patent, trademark and trade secret litigation.  Most recently, Mr. Rosenbaum was plaintiff’s lead counsel in Augme Technologies, Inc. v. AOL, et al. and Augme Technologies, Inc. v. YAHOO!, both patent infringement lawsuits involved patents covering methods and systems for targeted marketing advertising over the Internet, is defense co-counsel in LAM Research, Inc. v. Xycarb Ceramics and Schunk Semiconductor, a patent infringement lawsuit pertaining to patents on semiconductor processing equipment, represented plaintiff in a patent infringement suit to enforce patents for insulating construction tarps in Midwest Canvas v. NTI, was counter-claim plaintiff’s co-counsel in Ingenix v. Symmetry Health Data Systems, Inc., a patent infringement counter-claim pertaining to methods of correlating medical claim information into Episode Treatment Groups.  Mr. Rosenbaum also represents clients, with European Patent counsel, in several post-grant opposition proceedings before the European Patent Office Opposition Division and European Patent Office Opposition Appeal Board.. Mr. Rosenbaum holds a bachelor’s degree in General Science-Chemistry from Grinnell College and studied in the Ph.D. program in Pharmacology and Toxicology at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Since graduating law school in 1984 from the Illinois Institute of Technology with honors (Chicago-Kent College of Law), Mr. Rosenbaum has been the managing shareholder of Rosenbaum & Associates, P.C., a managing patent partner at the national law firm of Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal, and the managing intellectual property partner at two general practice firms in Phoenix, Arizona. David has served as patent counsel to major universities, local, regional and national corporations, private inventors and start-up and emerging companies. David has been an adjunct professor at The John Marshall Law School in the L.L.M. Program in Intellectual Property Law and at Grinnell College, Grinnell Iowa.. David provides pro bono  legal services to several start-up companies and non-profit organizations engaged in providing mentoring for entrepreneurial start-ups.. Mr. Rosenbaum is admitted to practice in Arizona, Illinois, in several federal trial and appellate courts, as well as the United States Patent and Trademark Office. An active member of multiple bar and industry associations, Mr. Rosenbaum serves as a member of committees on biotechnology law and university patents, and has been a featured speaker at national legal and industry conferences. David is the author of the best-selling book Layman’s Law Guide to Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights and is a co-inventor of U.S. Patent Nos. 7,980,289 and 7,122,049 and U.S. Patent Application Publication Nos. 2009-0043191and 2007-0061006.

I have been empowering businesses and individuals for over 10 years. Most of my clients mirror who I am as a person: self-made, hardworking, tenacious, dedicated, innovative, and fearless. Whether it is advising clients on how to protect their business’ assets, or preparing a witness for trial, the goal is always the same: to empower the client, to make them stronger, better, more prepared so that they can reach their goals and succeed. I consider several of my clients to be close personal friends and try to approach each new client with the intention that the relationship be a lasting one.. I have had the unique opportunity to see the practice of law from a variety of different viewpoints having worked for a North Carolina State Court prior to going to law school, clerked for the Department of Justice during law school, and working for a large United States Government contractor and private law firms after graduating law school.. I am a Master Gardener with the North Carolina Mecklenburg County Extension Master Gardeners, and a member of Frazier Park Community Garden.  I am also a member of Carolina Breast Friends where I try to offer advice and comfort to individuals who have recently been diagnosed with breast cancer.. After being the first in my family to graduate from college, I left the comfort of my hometown in Eastern North Carolina and moved to Washington, D.C., where I quickly became a foodie.  I prefer to spend my free tim surrounded by nature and can often be seen gardening with my partner George in the front yard of their home, riding my bike to the office, and walking out cats, Roger Parker and Marco Money, on a leash in Freedom Park.

Memminger E. Wiggins began practicing law in 1996 after graduating from the Thomas M. Cooley Law School, located in Lansing, Michigan.  The goal from the beginning was to provide prompt, professional, but yet personal, legal services to his clients.  His North Carolina law practice can be considered a “boutique” law firm in the sense that he limits his practice of law primarily to just those areas of law that includes patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets. His South Carolina law practice was primarily limited to business/corporate law, probate law and estate planning, and real estate law.. A South Carolina native, Mr. Wiggins received a Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology from Clemson University.  He then worked as a research scientist at Clemson University and continued his post-graduate and graduate studies.  After 13 fulfilling years at the university, he decided to pursue a legal career and enrolled into the Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan.  While attending law school, he served as a law clerk for Michigan’s Attorney General’s Office.. Mr. Wiggins is a licensed attorney in both North Carolina and South Carolina, and admitted to practice before the United States District Court District of South Carolina, the United States Tax Court, and the United States Patent and Trademark Office.  He was admitted to the South Carolina Bar in May of 1996 and to the North Carolina Bar in April of 2010.. His present/past membership/associations include the North Carolina State Bar, South Carolina State Bar, Mecklenburg County Bar Association, Union County Bar Association, York County Bar Assocation, Oconee County Bar Association, Richland County Bar Association, Literacy Council of Union County, Oconee County United Way, the Seneca Chamber of Commerce, the Clemson Chamber of Commerce, the Clemson University Flying Club, Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, advisor for the Clemson University Rowing Club, and the Seneca Presbyterian Church.

See me on Fox News Las Vegas weighing in on the so called "patent troll" phenomenom and litigation involving Adam Carolla's podcast, entitled "Lawsuit Over Podcasts Sheds Light on Patent Troll Concerns". My practice primarily involves helping clients obtain a competitive edge and achieve their business goals through strategic intellectual property counseling.

I am a shareholder and practice group leader at Gordon Silver's Intellectual Property and Entertainment and Sports practice groups. I practice primarily in the areas of domestic and international trademark and copyright prosecution, licensing and enforcement.  I also resolves trademark, copyright, and domain name disputes, including the resolution of disputes over contested trademarks before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, appeals before the Copyright Office and enforcing clients’ intellectual property rights on the Internet.. In addition to my prosecution practice, I draft and negotiate a variety of agreements in the intellectual property and entertainment fields such as assignments, licenses, rights of publicity agreements, non-disclosure agreements, personal management agreements and work for hire agreements, including recording, publishing and production agreements.. Prior to joining the firm, I was Associate General Counsel for Agassi Enterprises and Alliance Sports Management (now known as Prism), where I negotiated, drafted licensing and endorsement agreements, management agreements, and player tournament agreements for NBA and ATP players and IRL drivers. She was also Corporate Counsel for Sunbelt Communications, where she handled all corporate and intellectual property matters for several NBC and FOX affiliates throughout the United States.

Professional Profile for Mark Underwood, Founder and Managing Partner. Mark Underwood is an experienced legal professional with a strong technology and business consulting background. With over 20 years of experience, Mark has worked with Fortune 1000 companies, demonstrating his expertise in bridging the gap between technology and law. His career has been marked by significant contributions in various industries, including mobile marketing and emerging technologies such as AI and Blockchain. Mark is a graduate of Beloit College and the Thomas M. Cooley Law School.. Key Skills:. AI & Machine Learning: Mark has extensive experience in AI and machine learning, including NLP, computer vision, and deep learning.Software Development: He is well-versed in agile methodologies, test-driven development (TDD), and version control.Project Management: Mark has a proven track record in project management, including expertise in waterfall, agile, Scrum, and Kanban methodologies.Legal Research & Writing: His legal expertise encompasses contracts, briefs, pleadings, and motions.Legal Technology: Mark is knowledgeable in legal technology, including eDiscovery, document management, and legal AI.Emerging Technologies: He has a deep understanding of emerging technologies such as blockchain, IoT, and 5G.Cross-Functional Team Leadership: Mark has demonstrated strong leadership skills in leading cross-functional teams.Business Strategy & Development: He possesses a strategic mindset for business development and growth.Risk Management & Infrastructure Management: Mark is adept at managing risks and infrastructure in a legal context.. Professional Vision:Mark is not just a lawyer; he is a tech visionary who is dedicated to building the future through disruptive innovation. His passion lies in creating transformative solutions with AI and software, guiding teams to translate complex tech into tangible business successes, disrupting the status quo, and dominating new markets. Mark is committed to contributing his expertise to ventures poised for exponential growth.. Looking to Connect:Mark is seeking to connect with inspiring individuals and organizations tackling the challenges of the future. He is open to collaborating on innovative projects that push the boundaries of what's possible and is eager to contribute his expertise to ventures poised for exponential growth.. Contact Information:For more details on Mark's experience and skills, please feel free to message him or check out his profile.

Polished intellectual property and litigation attorney, practicing in both state and federal courts, with expertise in patents, copyrights, trademarks, business formation, contracts, and business disputes. Technical expertise in electronics, mechanical engineering, plastics, motors, apparel, software, audio, and automotive industries. Serving small and medium-sized businesses, as well as start-ups.

Providing clients with a comprehensive range of legal, business and operational services that are designed to maintain profitability, resolve current issues and support future objectives. Utilizing practical and cost conscious solutions to solve complex dilemmas by methods that understand the realities found in both the business world and the legal community. An interested based approach is used to provide for early stage mitigation in defensive strategic planning and to actively pursue offensive actions in the enforcement and protection of each client’s rights.

James R. Duby, Jr. is an attorney and founder of the firm DUBY LAW FIRM with its office in East Lansing Michigan.  His primary areas of expertise are trademark, copyright, trade secret, internet and international intellectual property law, domain name disputes, privacy and promotion marketing law, corporate law, business formations and transactions, and secured transactions.. Mr. Duby received his B.S. in Business Administration Cum Laude from Youngstown State University in 1985.  Thereafter he attended the University of Akron School of Law, where he received his law degree, Cum Laude, in 1989.  Prior to and during law school, Mr. Duby worked as a Budget and Cost Accountant for the Western Reserve Care System and as a summer intern in the tax department of Ernst & Young’s Cleveland, Ohio office.. Mr. Duby is a frequent guest speaker at seminars on topics such as copyright, trade name and trademark protection, trade secrets, privacy and corporate and tax law.. Mr. Duby’s professional affiliations include members with the American Bar Association; the State Bar of Michigan; Business and Intellectual Property, and Computer Law of the State and American Bar. Mr. Duby is a volunteer counselor for Lansing Community College’s Small Business Development and Technology Center.  He is a current member of the Advisory Board of Directors of the Lansing Art Gallery and has served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Lansing Advertising Club, as a Team Captain for the Capital Area United Way, and as a member of State Bar of Michigan’s Membership Services Committee, and is a member of the International Trademark Association and the International Association of Privacy Professionals.

Kameron Bonner is a partner at Fishman Stewart. He focuses mainly on preparing and prosecuting patent applications of both mechanical and electrical in nature. Kameron’s practice includes all aspects of intellectual property law, including procuring and enforcing patent and trademark rights. Kameron’s patent practice covers a wide range of technical fields, including electric control units and processors, electrical circuitry, electrical power converters, gas turbine engines, vehicle power-train, medical composite structure, and electrical and thermal sensors.. Kameron received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Dayton where he also played football for the Flyers. While at Dayton, Kameron worked with the Chemistry Department where he created and maintained chemical compositions used by the University’s laboratory classes.. At Wayne State University Law School, Kameron received the Gold Key Award for exemplary academic achievement and the William Davidson Endowed Scholarship awarded to a law school student who participated in NCAA intercollegiate sanctioned sports. Kameron was on the Wayne Law Review for two years, the second year of which he served as a Senior Articles Editor. Kameron won First Place in the 2012 Michigan Innovation and IP Legal Writing Competition and is the author of the article Bridging the Gap Between Invention and Innovation: The Bayh-Dole Act and Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research, IPLS Proceedings, Volume 24, Issue 2, 2013. Upon graduation, Kameron was elected to the Order of the Coif.