Pattishall, McAuliffe, Newbury, Hilliard & Geraldson LLP

Pattishall McAuliffe is one of the largest U.S. legal practices that focuses on trademarks, anti-counterfeiting, domain name and cybersquatting, unfair competition, copyrights and advertising law and litigation.  Our rich history includes representation of some of the world's best known brand owners.  

We handle trademark, copyright and unfair competition cases and appeals in the U.S. federal courts, oppositions and cancellations before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, disputes before the BBB National Advertising Division, domain name recoveries under the various dispute resolution systems, and we also mediate third-party disputes in our field.  The American College of Trial Lawyers retains Pattishall to handle its trademark disputes and recently lauded Pattishall for its exemplary work.  While we are proud of our litigation and trial successes, we recognize that each dispute is unique and some are best resolved outside of the courtroom.  We work hard to understand each client's business goals and find creative strategic solutions to achieve them.

Our attorneys are also scholars, legislative advisors, teachers, writers, speakers and bar leaders, staying on top of the challenges of new technologies, cases and legislation in our field.  As a result, we bring unique, up-to-date expertise to each matter, understanding and dealing with even the newest issues quickly, thoroughly, and effectively.  

So, why Pattishall for your IP needs?  We apply the law for our clients, every day.  We help shape the law.  We teach and write on the law.  We offer:

•    A concentrated IP niche practice

•    Client-focused team approach

•    Reasonable fees 

•    A global practice coordinated by one central office

•    Recognition in US News and World Report (National Tier 1 Trademark Law Firm), and many other publications and rankings – Chambers, World Trademark Review, The Legal 500, IP Stars, Managing Intellectual Property Magazine, Martindale-Hubbell and Who's Who Legal.