Scott D. Greenberg Discussed IP Considerations for Maximizing Monetization at Product Launch/Market Entry at 7th Annual Technoeconomics® IP Symposium

Scott addressed use-related requirements to ensure the validity of U.S. trademark filings at the 2024 virtual conference focused on catalyzing intellectual property monetization. Scott D. Greenberg, a partner in CM Law’s Intellectual Property Practice, addressed attendees at the 7th Annual Symposium on Global IP Strategic Planning, IP Monetization, and Trade hosted by Technoeconomics® on November […]

CM Law Grows With Litigation Partners In NY, DC, And Texas

CM Law’s new Intellectual Property partners Andrew Nichols, Emily Rosdeitcher, and Mike Piazza were recently quoted in an article by Christine DeRosa at Law360 which discusses the expansion of the firm’s IP practice. Read the entire Law360 article HERE About CM Law PLLC CM Law PLLC (cm.law) – formerly Culhane Meadows PLLC – is the largest […]

ABA Jrnl: “Companies and their lawyers brace for wide-ranging EU data-privacy law” features Linda Priebe, CIPP/E

Jason Tashea reports for the  ABA Journal “With the May deadline looming, companies big and small are turning to their lawyers for guidance as they seek to comply with the new regulations. Additionally, European regulators, called data-protection authorities, are preparing for the post-GDPR era, in which they expect their enforcement authority to be significantly strengthened and […]

UK Privacy Law Not Adequate After Brexit EU Commission Notice

On January 9th, 2018, the EU Commission (EUC) issued a UK data protection Stakeholder Notice. The EUC Notice states that at this time there are “considerable uncertainties” regarding whether UK Data Protection Laws will be adequate after Brexit to permit international transfers of personal data from EU/EEA member countries to the UK. This is because after […]

How EU Data Privacy Reform Will Impact U.S. Telecom Cos.

Expert Analysis by Linda V. Priebe, JD, CIPP/E, Law360, New York (March 21, 2017, 11:52 AM EDT) – Reprinted with permission. In a little more than 13 months, many U.S. communications companies, who think cross-border data protection rules don’t apply to them, will find out otherwise. It’s no secret that a new European Union and European […]