Fashion Intellectual Property Panel
- How do lawyers protect fashion intellectual property?
- What is fashion licensing and distribution?
- What enforcement measures are available to prevent counterfeiting and piracy of fashion?
IP law is one of the legal disciplines that form the foundation of fashion law, and fashion companies are constantly in need of legal advice with respect to these issues. Fashion companies not only need to carefully register and police their trademarks, copyrights and patents, they often have to license them to or from specialized manufacturers. Come hear about these issues and get your questions answered from our panelists!
March 25th, 2013 at 3:30p.m.
UC Hastings College of the Law
3rd Floor, Room E
198 McAllister Street, San Francisco
Admission: Free
MCLE Credit: $25
Moderator
Dana Beldiman, UC Hastings Professor, specializes in international IP law and transactions
Panelists
Jennifer Sim, Senior Corporate Counsel at Gap, Inc.
Tom Onda, Chief Intellectual Property Counsel at Levi Strauss & Co.
Ms. Uduak is best known as an advocate who uses the tools of media and the law to help creatives and businesses clearly articulate their true brand identities, and communicate it to the world through their products and services, to maximize profits. She is a lawyer, speaker, author, journalist, and recognized thought leader, and trailblazer for her work on Africa’s emerging global fashion and entertainment markets, and the niche practice of fashion law in the United States. She is also the founder and publisher of Ladybrille® Magazine, and an Attorney and Partner at Ebitu Law Group, P.C, where her practice focuses on Fashion, Business, & Entertainment Law and Trials. For more information about her, visit www.msuduak.com.
