Angileri, Lorelli and Sparschu Speak at the 2011 Federal Law Clerk Program

Team Contact: Marc Lorelli

Shareholders Frank Angileri, Marc Lorelli and Mark Sparschu from the intellectual property law firm Brooks Kushman spoke at the “Federal Law Clerk Program” presented by the Intellectual Property Committee and the Law Clerk Committee of the Federal Bar Association. The seminar was held on Wednesday, October 19, 2011at the Federal Courthouse in Detroit, Michigan. The program focused on intellectual property related issues, specifically in the areas of trademark and copyright laws. Here are the three topics presented by Brooks Kushman:

IP litigation attoreny Frank Angileri presented on the Enforcement of Trademark Rights
IP litigation attorney Marc Lorelli discussed the Intersection of Trademark and Design Patent Law
Trademark attorney Mark Sparschu focused on the topic of the Use of Trademarks and Service Marks on the Internet

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