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Intellectual Property and Technology

Fried Frank's Intellectual Property and Technology Practice offers a range of legal services related to IP litigation, counseling, and transactions. Working in concert with lawyers from other Fried Frank practices, including litigation, arbitration, antitrust and competition, mergers and acquisitions, private equity, and finance, we are able to provide services related to:

  • IP dispute resolution, including litigation and arbitration
  • Trade secret litigation and counseling
  • Global IP strategy
  • Portfolio assessments
  • IP audits and strategic portfolio reviews
  • Trademark and copyright registration and counseling IP and technology licensing and development arrangements
  • Sourcing and other IT services transactions
  • IP/IT aspects of complex corporate transactions
  • Acquisition and divestiture of IP rights
  • Commercial contracts

News and recognition

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Chambers USA 2023 Recognizes Fried Frank as “Leading Firm”⟶

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Amir R. Ghavi Quoted by MIT Technology Review on Open-Source AI Boom⟶

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Fried Frank Featured in Various Publications for Representing Stability AI in Copyright Class Action⟶

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Amir R. Ghavi Quoted by Law360 on Copyright Law and AI-Generated Music⟶

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Fried Frank Featured in Various Publications for Representing Stability AI in Copyright & Trademark Lawsuit⟶

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Amir R. Ghavi Quoted by Billboard on Copyright Issues Between Music Creators and AI Developers⟶

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Amir R. Ghavi Quoted by Legaltech News on Section 230 and AI-Powered Search Engines⟶

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Paul M. Schoenhard Quoted in Law360⟶

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Amir R. Ghavi Quoted by Law360 on the Big IP Questions Artificial Intelligence Art Is Raising⟶

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Amir R. Ghavi Talks AI-Generated Art on Law.com’s Legal Speak Podcast⟶
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Insights and analysis

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A Biometric Law’s “Absurd,” “Annihilative Liability” Following the Illinois Supreme Court’s Decisions in Tims and Cothron⟶

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A Biometric Law’s “Absurd,” “Annihilative Liability” Following the Illinois Supreme Court’s Decisions in Tims and Cothron⟶

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US Government Releases Artificial Intelligence Governance Framework⟶

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BIPA’S $228 Million Day in Court: Debriefing Rogers with a Compliance Issues List⟶

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A Primer on DAOs—A New Form of Entity, with Explosive Growth, that Some Envision as “The New LLCs”⟶
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