Trademarks and copyrights hold value to an organization, sometimes amongst its most valuable assets. Thus, a company must protect them as it would any other property. In this digital age, where content propagates across the web at near light speed, trademark and copyright protection is more critical than ever.
Bowles Law provides superior legal counseling in trademark and copyright protection through Ms. Helena Kobrin. She was instrumental in establishing such protections over the Internet, successfully representing plaintiffs in the first-ever infringement suit over unauthorized postings. That case that led to the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act, obligating internet service providers to block access to alleged infringing material or remove it from systems when notified of an infringement claim. From such experience, Ms. Kobrin’s first focus is to defeat demonstrated infringement without the potentially crushing expense of litigation.