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Ostrolenk Faber is a premier intellectual property boutique law firm. Since 1929, we have specialized in domestic and international patent, trademark and copyright law matters. We handle all aspects of IP law from counseling clients to prosecuting their applications to litigating their disputes. Our client base spans from Fortune 500 companies to privately owned businesses to individual inventors. They operate in fields as diverse as consumer electronics, luxury goods, entertainment, pharmaceuticals, and industrial products. With over 75 years of history, we have participated in the development of intellectual property law and gained the experience necessary to best serve our clients now and in the future. Read More
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"Is 'Dawn Donut' Dead in Internet Age?"
Attorney Steven J. Quigley, of counsel to OSTROLENK FABER, has authored an article entitled "Is 'Dawn Donut' Dead in Internet Age?", which was published in the Monday, May 19, 2008 edition of the - New York Law Journal. [View PDF]
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OSTROLENK FABER partners Robert Faber and Douglas Miro are faculty members at the upcoming program:
Fundamentals of Patent Prosecution 2008: A Boot Camp for Claim Drafting & Amendment Writing.
This three-day program is directed to patent attorneys, litigation attorneys and patent agents with little patent experience. It will focus on teaching the basics of claim drafting, patent application preparation and prosecution, as well as a review of recent developments in the law.
The program will take place on Jun. 18 - 20, 2008 at the PLI New York Center-New York, NY and is accredited for transitional CLE credit.
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OSTROLENK FABER Defeats Opponent’s Forum Shopping
OSTROLENK FABER partners Robert C. Faber and Peter S. Sloane secured a dismissal from a California district court based on the “first-to-file” rule infavor of our client Intersearch Group, Inc.’s(“Intersearch”) first-filed action in New York districtcourt. In a decision issued March 18, 2008, JudgeArmstrong of the Central District of Californiaagreed with OSTROLENK FABER’S arguments that theduplicative case before her court should be dismissedin favor of the case concurrently pending inthe Southern District of New York. Read More
As Profiled in the The Patent Lawyer
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