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agoldsmith@grr.com
Education
Cornell University, B.S., 1982
Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 1985
Benjamin Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal, co-managing
editor, 1984–85
Admissions
New York Bar, 1986
Southern and Eastern Districts of New York, 1986
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, 1989
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, 1991
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, 2001
Amy Goldsmith is involved in all areas of litigation, prosecution,
and licensing regarding trademarks, copyrights, and patents,
and she has extensive litigation experience. Ms. Goldsmith
protects the global interests of both national and international
clients in a variety of industries, including pet products,
telecommunications, publishing, and consumer and designer
goods such as jewelry, eyewear, and apparel. She has a specialized
background in genetics and is a member of the New York City
and American Bar associations. She served as co-managing editor
of the Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal. Ms. Goldsmith
is a frequent lecturer on intellectual property topics at
Pratt Institute in New York City, and she is the author of
several articles pertaining to intellectual property for Tableware
Today magazine.
An interview with Ms. Goldsmith that appeared on BusinessWeek.com can be found here.
Professional Affiliations
Association of the Bar of the City of New York American Bar
Association
Selected Publications
"Prepare for Piracy Abroad," The New York Enterprise Report (March 2008)
"Getting to Know You: Negotiating the Complex Hazards of Ownership, Tracking and Other Aspects of Building an Interactive Online Site," New York Law Journal (February 4, 2008) [View
PDF]
“Corporate Governance in the Wake of Sarbanes-Oxley,”
Business Week (May 23, 2005). [View
PDF]
From Tableware Today: ".Biz is Here and .Info is Right
Behind," (August–September
2001).
“All About Licensing Royalties,” (April–May
2003) [View
PDF]
“Bankruptcy and the Continuation of Business as Usual,”
(February–March 1999). [view
PDF]
“Covenants Not to Compete,” (October–November
1998).
“Cybergriping: Can You Prevent Customer Dissatisfaction
Websites?" (June–July 2002). [view
PDF]
“Doing Business the European Way,” (October–November
2000) [View
PDF]
“E-Commerce: Conducting Biz in the Web,” (August–September
1999).
“How Licensors Can Limit Risk for Defective Products,”
(December 2002–January 2003, February–March 2003)
[View
PDF]
“Merchandising and Licensing,” (February–March,
April–May 2002) [View
PDF]
“Navigating the Web Legally,” (August–September
1998).
“The Need for Global Trademark Protection,” (June–July
1999). [view
PDF]
“New Protection for Famous Trademarks,” (December
1999–January 2000) [View
PDF]
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