For over 20 years, Conrad O’Brien has been active in matters to protect its clients’ interests in intellectual property. As part of this practice, Conrad O’Brien lawyers handle a variety of patent, copyright, trade secret, unfair competition and trademark matters. We have represented numerous inventors, corporations, artists, record label distributors, publishers, software developers, and clothing designers.
Our practice includes:
- Litigating patents, trademarks, copyrights and trade secrets
- Advising and litigating false advertising, unfair selling practices, trade libel, and the improper acquisition or disclosure of confidential and proprietary information
- Negotiating and preparing agreements relating to development, consulting, confidentiality, licensing and acquisition of intellectual property
- Providing validity, enforceability and non-infringement opinions
- Conducting due diligence analyses and IP audits
- Performing IP landscapes, strategic counseling and brainstorming sessions
Representative matters include the following:
- Conrad O’Brien has defended a musician in a $33 million copyright/Lanham Act claim, a small business owner in a $3 million trademark case, a start-up vineyard in a trademark issue, and a nationally-recognized sculptor where we successfully petitioned for award of attorney’s fees.
- Conrad O’Brien represented an inventor and his companies in a patent infringement action in federal district court in Pennsylvania. Following a two- week trial, we secured judgment in favor of our clients, and the judgment was affirmed on appeal.
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