Intellectual Property Law

The High Swartz trademark and copyright lawyers help clients select, register, maintain and enforce copyright and trademark protection. We also represent businesses and individuals accused of trademark or copyright infringement.

Understanding how to protect your intellectual property rights and how they affect your business is vital to your business success.

Trademark and Copyright Legal Services

Trademarks and copyright-protected works are important assets and often possess significant value. Our business and commercial law attorneys help clients:

Select, register and maintain their U.S. trademarks and copyrights
Avoid losing trademark or copyright protection through underuse in interstate commerce or by becoming generic (such as escalator and kerosene)
Apply international treaties or other global trademark programs that may benefit trademarks
Assert or defend their interests in trademark and copyright disputes

Trademark and Copyright Disputes

High Swartz intellectual property lawyers represent clients in trademark and copyright litigation, as well as those looking to stop unauthorized use of their trademarks or copyright-protected material. We apply our experience to protect our clients’ interests in litigation concerning:

Website domain name disputes involving the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
Trademark or copyright infringement or misappropriation
Copyright or trademark counterfeiting
Unfair competition
Concurrent trademark or copyright registration
Lanham Act violations

The High Swartz intellectual property attorneys provide counsel in the following areas:

Copyright Law
Trade Secrets
Trademark Law
Trademark Litigation

Intellectual Property Law Attorneys

Joel D. Rosen

With more than 30 years of legal experience, Joel Rosen’s areas of practice include franchise law, business and commercial law, employment law, trademark/copyright law and commercial leasing.

James B. Shrimp

James B. Shrimp concentrates his practice in the representation of employers in discrimination cases brought in federal court and state court, and at the administrative level (Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission and Equal Employment Opportunities Commission).

Intellectual Property Law Blog

When and Why you should Trademark or Copyright your Work

October 23, 2015 No Comments

October 23, 2015 By Joel D. Rosen, Esq. Every artist, entrepreneur, and small business owner reaches a place in their business or creative vision where