Jeanne Melissa Hamburg

Distinguished Intellectual Property Lawyer, specializing in trademark law, copyright law, and intellectual property aspects of mergers and acquisitions. Recognized as a Super Lawyer (2010) and AV-rated by Martindale-Hubbell, has built a reputation for providing strategic legal counsel to businesses and individuals navigating the complexities of intellectual property law.

Features

• Copyright Protection
• Digital Rights and Technology Law
• Intellectual Property Litigation
• Licensing Agreements
• Patent Filing and Infringement Cases
• Trade Secrets
• Trademark Registration and Disputes

• License
  Licensed in New York
  State: New York
  Acquired: 1991
  Currently Registered
  
  Licensed in Connecticut
  State: Connecticut
  Acquired: 1991
  Active
  
  Licensed in District of Columbia
  State: District of Columbia
  Acquired: 1991
  Inactive
  
• Honors
  2010 - Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
  N/A - AV, Martindale-Hubbell
• Associations
  Association of the Bar of the City of New York, Enhancing Diversity in the Profession Committee - Member
  International Trademark Association - Member
• Education
  1990 - Columbia University School of Law - JD - Juris Doctor
  1987 - Wellesley College - BA - Bachelor of Arts
• Speaking Engagements
  2006 - Trademarks - Yorktown Bar Association
  2005 - Work/Life Balance–Caring for Family While Working - New Jersey Corporate Counsel Association, Women’s Networking Committee Reception
  2005 - Trademark and Copyright Year in Review - 5th Annual CLE Expo, Minority Corporate Counsel Association
  2005 - Political Parody: IP Owners Aren’t Laughing - 20th Annual Intellectual, IntellectuProperty Conferenceal Property Law Section of the American Bar Association
  2004 - Intellectual Property Aspects of Mergers & Acquisitions: A Case Study - Association of the Bar of the City of New York
  2004 - Advanced Topics in Copyright Law - Association of the Bar of the City of New York
• Publications
  2005 - New York Law Journal
  High Court Rules Trademark Use May Be Confusing, But Still Fair
  2005 - Docket Magazine
  3 Crucial Questions–and Answers–for Protecting IP in a Deal
  2005 - Intellectual Property Aspects of Mergers & Acquisitions: What Every Attorney Should Know
  The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
  2003 - New York Law Journal
  Trademark Law and the 'Bodily Appropriation' of a Creative Work
  2002 - The Intellectual Property Strategist
  Protecting Publishers' Rights to Terminate

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