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Covington & Burling LLP
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In this video, Covington Partner Simon Frankel discusses the importance and nuances of trademark protection for color schemes used by companies. He explains how and under what circumstances companies may register their trademarks, such as logos, names, or even sounds or shapes, to receive enhanced protection against infringers in the marketplace.
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In this video, Covington Partner Simon Frankel discusses the importance and nuances of trademark protection for color schemes used by companies. He explains how and under what circumstances companies may register their trademarks, such as logos, names, or even sounds or shapes, to receive enhanced protection against infringers in the marketplace.
Simon J. Frankel
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Simon Frankel specializes in complex civil disputes and copyright and trademark litigation, with an emphasis on the technology and consumer products sectors. Simon is co-chair of Covington’s Copyright and Trademark practice group and managing partner of the firm’s San Francisco office.
He has led defense of numerous consumer class actions, including unfair competition and false advertising claims under California Business and Professions Code Section 17200. He has served as lead counsel to numerous Internet service providers in putative class actions asserting privacy claims where dismissals were obtained at the pleading stage.
Notably, Simon led a Covington team that won a landmark trial victory for John Deere’s green and yellow color brand, obtaining the first ruling ever that a color trademark was famous for trademark dilution purposes and securing a broad permanent injunction.
In addition to his litigation practice, Simon assists clients on a range of digital copyright and computer access issues, anti-counterfeiting efforts, and policy work before the U.S. Copyright Office.
He is also a recognized authority in the field of art law, where he has handled disputes involving cultural property claims, title issues, moral rights claims, and resale royalties and also advised on a range of fine art transactions. He teaches a class on Art and the Law at Stanford Law School. Simon is recognized by Chambers as a leading lawyer in their Art and Cultural Law category.
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Covington Burling LLP was founded in Washington, DC in 1919 and currently has 13 offices worldwide. With over 1,200 internationally renowned and professional lawyers, our responsiveness to provide outstanding legal services and strategic advice is highly regarded. With over 100 senior government officials, he is not only familiar with the fields of corporate law, litigation and investigation, but also his deep insight into policy and policy makers and the quality of comprehensive regulatory advisory services. The height has a good reputation all over the world.
It has been selected as one of the "100 Global Elites Selected by GCR" many times in the past from the Global Competition Review, and has been selected as one of the world's top 2015 antitrust laws every year from 19 to 20.In addition to being repeatedly named on the "A List" by American Lawyers, he has been ranked in the Top 25 in the US in the General Counseling category of Americas Best Corporate Law Firm by Corporate Board Members.
We have as clients many Japanese companies, trade organizations, and government agencies, and through the Japan Department, we are working to further deepen our relationship with Japan and respond to more accurate needs.
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