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Represented a major direct response marketing firm in a trademark infringement/breach of contract action against the former manufacturer and numerous unauthorized distributors of a well-known product promoted via infomercials aired on cable channels throughout the United States and abroad. Obtained a permanent injunction against the infringers and successfully cleared title to the product trademark, enabling the firm to continue normal business operations. Also have defended trademark actions in the Internet commerce arena involving use of trademarked names in meta-tags.
Represented a motion picture writer-director accused of copyright infringement. The case also presented insurance coverage issues resulting from the production company’s failure to obtain errors and omissions insurance for the writer as required by the WGA master contract. Obtained a favorable settlement for the client.
Related Articles:
 Firms Serving Online Merchants Must Protect Themselves Legally, by Theodore F. Monroe, Bradley O. Cebeci, and Jonathan Dekel, in The Los Angeles Daily Journal (May 12, 2006).
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