At Spotts Fain we have built our Intellectual Property Team on the core beliefs that bigger is not always better; that fielding the right team for a matter can make the difference between winning and losing; and that personal, flexible and responsive client service is the key to lasting attorney-client relationships. We approach all matters with these beliefs in mind. We staff cases efficiently. We partner with specialists in other firms when doing so will make the team more effective. And we work closely with each client to ensure that they are an integral part of the team throughout the representation.
Applying these core beliefs, the attorneys on the Spotts Fain IP Team have successfully represented numerous clients in a wide variety of IP matters, including IP litigation, copyright and trademark registration, licensing, and other IP transactions. We look forward to the opportunity to demonstrate the difference our approach to IP representation can make in your business.
For more information on any of them or on the Spotts Fain IP Team generally, please contact one of the attorneys listed below:
- Dana D. McDaniel, Chair
- Hugh M. Fain, III
- Mary Elizabeth Davis
- M.F. Connell Mullins, Jr.
- John Carroll
- Robert J. Barrett
- Christina Marie Revels
- Elliot P. Fitzgerald
IP Team Senior Paralegal
Recent and upcoming articles and presentations:
July 23, 2010 - Dana D. McDaniel will speak on Remedies: The Changing Landscape at the Intersection of Civil and Intellectual Property Litigation at the Virginia Bar Association Annual Meeting.
July 2010 IP Team Client Alert - 'Much Ado About Nothing' - Bilski v. Kappos, by Bob Barrett
May 2010 IP Team Client Alert - Mark With Care: The Rise of § 292 False Patent Marking Lawsuits, by Bob Barrett
April 23, 2010 - Bob Barrett presented The $612.5 Million Question: How to protect your intellectual property at the Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce
August 20, 2010 - Michael Yager, a Legal Assistant on our IP Team, will speak at a NALA LIVE! presentation on electronic discovery, "E-Discovery - Slow Down the Train."
