The Privacy and IP Law Blog was originally published on Blogger.com in April 2009, residing at http://privacyandip.blogspot.com. It was moved to WordPress in October 2014 to http://privacyandiplawblog.com/, and will continue to be published in parallel for the near term to allow transition of bookmarks and favorites (and to allow me to work out additional bugs).
Unless otherwise noted in a byline, all articles are written by me, Christina D. Frangiosa, and represent my opinion alone. (See also the disclaimers below.)
I am an IP litigation and business attorney practicing with Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC in Philadelphia, which is a general practice law firm representing clients across various industries in a wide variety of matters.
My practice concentrates on both litigation and transactional matters, focusing on copyright and trademark advisory services (search, applications, and use), counterfeiting, infringement, unfair competition, false advertising, trade secrets, licensing, and policy development. I am admitted to practice in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
You can find me on Twitter: @PaTMLawyer.
Disclaimer of Legal Advice: Please be advised that nothing in this blog constitutes legal advice. It is merely an analysis of some of the issues raised by particular events or statutory developments. If you have particular concerns that you wish to have addressed, please contact a lawyer directly so that your specific circumstances can be evaluated.
ALL OF THE VIEWS EXPRESSED IN THIS BLOG ARE MINE ALONE, AND DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT THE VIEWS HELD BY OTHER ATTORNEYS IN THE FIRM.
All content on this blog (and on this domain) is Copyrighted (c) 2016 by Christina D. Frangiosa, All rights reserved.
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