We represent clients in a wide range of intellectual property disputes. Our practice focuses on protecting and enforcing rights involving trademarks, trade dress, copyrights, trade secrets, and unfair competition. We handle matters involving infringement, misappropriation, breach of confidentiality and non‑compete agreements, and related business torts.
Intellectual Property Litigation
Areas of Focus
Confidential Information and Trade Secrets
Patent Infringement
Trademark, Trade Dress, and Copyright Infringement
In many cases, intellectual property disputes do not arise in isolation. They are often part of broader commercial litigation involving business breakups, partnership disputes, competitive conflicts, or employment matters. As a result, we approach intellectual property litigation with a comprehensive strategy that accounts for both the IP issues and the broader business dispute. This allows us to align enforcement efforts with the client’s overall litigation and business objectives rather than treating the IP claims as standalone issues.
We have significant experience representing businesses in matters where former employees, executives, or partners attempt to take, use, or leverage proprietary information, customer relationships, or confidential data for their own benefit or for a competing enterprise. These departing employee disputes frequently involve claims for trade secret misappropriation, breaches of confidentiality and restrictive covenant agreements, and unfair competition. They often require rapid investigation, targeted discovery, and immediate action to prevent ongoing or irreparable harm.