Milton Springut

Milton Springut is an intellectual property lawyer based in New York, NY, with 48 years of experience. His practice focuses primarily on intellectual property (75%) and antitrust & trade law (25%). He is licensed and currently practicing in these areas. His office is located at 75 Rockefeller Plaza, 19th Floor, New York, NY.

Features

• Commercial Real Estate Transactions
• Easement and Boundary Disputes
• Foreclosures
• Landlord-Tenant Disputes
• Property Disputes
• Residential Real Estate Transactions
• Title Issues
• Zoning and Land Use

• License
  Licensed in New York
  State: New York
  Acquired: 1977
  Currently Registered
  
  Licensed in New Jersey
  State: New Jersey
  Acquired: 1976
  Active
  
• Honors
  2013 - AV Preeminent 5.0 out of 5 Peer Review Rated, Martindale-Hubbell
  2012 - Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
• Work Experience
  1996 - Present Partner, Kalow & SpringutKalow & Springut
• Sample of Legal Cases
  Chloe v. Queen Bee -
  A GROUND-BREAKING DECISION ON INTERNET PERSONAL JURISDICTION THAT ALLOWS TRADEMARK OWNERS TO BRING SUIT NOT ONLY WHERE THE COUNTERFEITER RESIDES, BUT IN MORE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS, SUCH AS WHERE THE TRADEMARK OWNER OPERATES ITS BUSINESS
  Gucci America v. Hall & Associates -
  ESTABLISHED THAT INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS ARE NOT IMMUNE FROM SECONDARY LIABILITY FOR TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT ON CONTENT POSTED ON WEBSITES ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB
  Cartier v. Four Star Jewelry Creations -
  ESTABLISHED AN EFFECTIVE MEANS AND METHOD FOR PLAINTIFFS TO SECURE VALID TRADE DRESS RIGHTS
• Education
  1976 - Seton Hall University School of Law - JD - Juris Doctor
  1970 - City College of New York - BS - Bachelor of Science
  - Columbia University - MS - Master of Science
• Publications
  2007 -
  New York Law Journal Trade Dress, Trademark Distinction Meaningful Again?
  2006 -
  New York Law Journal Broadest Scope of 'Inequitable-Conduct' Materiality Is Endorsed
  2005 -
  New York Law Journal It's Time to Pay Closer Attention to Digital Millennium Copyright Act
  2005 -
  New York Law Journal Integra: a Fatal Blow to Biotechnology?
  2005 -
  New York Law Journal Awarding Profits in Trademark Infringement Cases Made Easier
  2005 -
  New York Law Journal The Increasingly Long Arm of U.S. Patent Law
  2005 -
  New York Law Journal Federal Circuit Makes Enforcing Intellectual Property Rights Harder
  2005 -
  New York Law Journal Noncompliance With Bayh-Dole Leads to Army Getting Patent Title
  2005 -
  New York Law Journal Embracing the Arm's-Length Licensor: Closer Than You Think
  2004 -
  New York Law Journal Design Patents Take Center Stage in the Federal Circuit”
• Languages
  English - Native / Fluent

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