Brooks Kushman P.C.
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The most effective IP solutions come from putting great minds together—yours and ours. At Brooks Kushman, we know that exceptional service is only possible by forging strong relationships with our clients. Those relationships are the fuel for tenacious and innovative solutions to your most complex problems. We’re ready to listen, learn, and become a valuable extension of your own team.
Since the firm’s founding in 1983, Brooks Kushman has built a national reputation as a premier intellectual property law firm. We have accomplished this by attracting the best talent, and by working closely with clients to understand how your business really operates and what really drives your company or brand.
We put that newfound knowledge to good use, uncovering ways to make your whole portfolio work harder – point it in new directions, explore new ways to monetize it and see that it’s better protected. And not just from fraud and theft, but from the vagaries of the global marketplace.
The Engines of Our Innovation
At Brooks Kushman, we generate value for your business with cutting-edge intellectual property representation, AI-driven technology, and engagements staffed with diverse, cross-disciplinary teams that stand ready to represent clients of all sizes.
Outstanding Careers for Outstanding Professionals
Our ability to recruit, educate, and retain diverse, high-caliber professionals is the foundation of the firm’s longevity and success. This is why we nurture an engaging culture and offer an inclusive environment that helps people live their passions and perform at their best each day. We want Brooks Kushman to be the best law firm to work for, anywhere.
- Ford Motor Company
- The AMES Companies
- Harman International
- Lear Corporation
- MASCO Corporation
- Meritor Inc.
- HoMedics
- Domino's Pizza
- Terex Inc.
- Ficosa North America
- Henry Ford Health Systems
- Glastech inc.
Since the firm’s founding in 1983, Brooks Kushman has built a national reputation as a premier intellectual property law firm. We have accomplished this by attracting the best talent, and by working closely with clients to understand how their business really operates and what drives the company or brand.
We put that newfound knowledge to good use, uncovering ways to make their whole portfolio work harder – point it in new directions, explore new ways to monetize it, and see that it’s better protected. And not just from fraud and theft, but from the vagaries of the global marketplace.
The Engines of Our Innovation
At Brooks Kushman, we generate value for your business with cutting-edge intellectual property representation, AI-driven technology, and engagements staffed with diverse, cross-disciplinary teams that stand ready to represent clients of all sizes.
Outstanding Careers for Outstanding Professionals
Our ability to recruit, educate, and retain diverse, high-caliber professionals is the foundation of the firm’s longevity and success. This is why we nurture an engaging culture and offer an inclusive environment that helps people live their passions and perform at their best each day. We want Brooks Kushman to be the best law firm to work for, anywhere. Explore careers at Brooks Kushman.
- Copyright Law
- Information Technology Law
- Litigation - Intellectual Property
- Litigation - Patent
- Patent Law
- Technology Law
- Trade Secrets Law
- Trademark Law
The Broad Implications of Warner Chappell Music, Inc. v. Nealy on Copyright Damage Recovery
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision in Warner Chappell Music, Inc. v. Nealy has profound implications for copyright disputes. This ruling recalibrates how damages are assessed and could lead to an increase filing of cases involving copyright infringement.
Rachel A.
Smith
License to Compete: Navigating the New Landscape of Intellectual Property in the Wake of the FTC’s Non-Compete Ban
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has introduced a transformative rule that bans most non-compete agreements across various industries.[1] Announced on April 23, 2024, following a 3-2 vote by the FTC Commissioners, the rule represents a significant policy shift aimed at increasing market competition and employee mobility. Scheduled to take effect on August 21, 2024, the rule prohibits the use of
Isheeta T.
Patel
Taking the Initiative: Proactive Litigation Strategies in Intellectual Property Disputes
Let us explore proactive litigation strategy in IP disputes and consider when and why a party might opt for such an approach, the legal frameworks and components involved, and the inherent risks, challenges, and recommendations for implementing this strategy effectively.
John S.
LeRoy
“Defend Trade Secrets Act” Signed Into Law Effective May 11, 2016
by Brooks Kushman
The Defendant Trade Secrets Act of 2015 (“DTSA”), was signed into law by President Obama on May 11, 2016. The new statute creates broad private federal cause of action for trade secret misappropriation and has been hailed as “the most sweeping change to the nation’s intellectual property laws in a generation or more.”
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