Using our extensive industry knowledge, we provide clients with the services needed to succeed whether they are a natural foods manufacturer or an established fashion house.
As technology, globalization, regulation, models for value chain, and the omni-channel customer experience continue to transform, we can help your business navigate with ease.
This includes assisting owners of some of the world’s most famous and disruptive brands with the following:
organizational structure
board and employment issues, including labor union negotiations
securities transactions
joint ventures and strategic alliances
trademark licensing
co-branding agreements
global distribution and manufacturing agreements
ESG counseling, including supply chain and manufacturing practices
FTC compliance
FDA regulatory compliance
labeling, advertising, and marketing compliance
strategic brand protection beyond traditional trademark registration, including protecting non-traditional rights, product packaging, and unique and distinctive product designs using trade dress, copyright, patent law, and other intellectual property needs.
Counseled luxury handbag and trunk designer in connection with copyright, trademark and trade dress enforcement matters relating to its famous chevron print design
Mill Road Capital II, L.P. and its portfolio company, Skullcandy Inc., in the $85 million sale of Skullcandy’s ASTRO Gaming headset business to Logitech (Nasdaq: LOGI), a Swiss public company offering music, gaming, video and computing products
Our lawyers have a long track record of partnering with high growth companies and the investors powering the innovation, on their journey from idea to exit.
Our team has been providing ESG-related guidance in various ways since the 1980s, giving us the experience and institutional memory to craft impactful and cutting edge ESG strategies.
Our private equity clients feature the full spectrum of market participants: sponsors, portfolio companies, co-investors, institutional investors, management and buyers and sellers in transactions with private equity firms.
In today’s world, businesses are held accountable for the social and environmental impacts of their operations. Our Global Business & Human Rights practice protects clients from a range of legal, reputational, and operational risks and assists them in operating in accordance with nationally and internationally recognized standards.
Our team has particular expertise in advising clients on compliance with anti-corruption laws and standards, including the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, and U.S. sanctions and import/export control regulations.
Our team can help you understand and maneuver through issues and manage risks inherent in the maintenance, protection, use and disclosure of sensitive data.
We have deep knowledge of federal and state labor and employment laws, and frequently guide our consumer clients on board and employment issues, including labor union negotiations.
Our copyright and trademark attorneys handle strategic brand protection beyond traditional trademark registration, including protecting non-traditional rights, product packaging, and unique and distinctive product designs using trade dress, copyright, patent law, and other intellectual property needs.
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