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ggottlieb@grr.com
Education
Rensselear Polytechnic Institute, B.ME., 1957
New York University School of Law, LL.B., 1962; LL.M., 1964
Pomeroy Scholar, 1960–61
New York University Law Review, 1960–62
Admissions
New York Bar, 1962
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, 1964
Southern and Eastern Districts of New York, 1967
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, 1968
Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, 1983
U.S. Supreme Court, 1999
George Gottlieb specializes in trademark, trade secret, copyright,
and patent law, including federal court litigation in New
York and throughout the United States. He is the author of
many articles, including several course handbooks for the
Practising Law Institute in New York City. These include the
Current Developments in Trademark Law series: “Filing
Suit, Injunctions and Discovery in Trademark Actions”;
“Trademark and Copyright Restrictions on Importations
by Customs”; and “Protection of Works of Art,
Especially Ornamental Designs: A Practical Approach to Patents,
Trademarks, and Copyrights.” He is also a frequent lecturer
on these topics, regularly giving talks to law groups and
trade associations. Mr. Gottlieb has special expertise in
the protection of products that include a “design”
element, such as furniture, tableware, jewelry, packaging,
and other consumer-based goods.
Professional Affiliations
American Bar Association, Section of Intellectual Property
Law
Association of the Bar of the City of New York
Copyright Society of America
Federal Bar Council
Industrial Design Society of American
International Trademark Association
The New York County Lawyers Association
Textile Lawyers Association
Selected Publications
“Are You an Accessory to Infringement? The Retailer's
Role in Theft by Knockoff,” GSB: Gift & Stationery
Business (March 1997) [View
PDF]
“Blueprint Against Infringement: Do-It-Yourself With
Copyright,” Tableware Today (October–November
1996) [View
PDF]
“Blueprint Against Infringement: Frequently Asked
questions About Intellectual Property Protection,” Tableware
Today (October–November 1997) [View
PDF]
“Blueprint Against Infringement: Sell It—and
Protect It—with Trademarks,” Tableware Today
(February–March
1997) [View
PDF]
“Blueprint Against Infringement: Trade Dress—a
New Helping Hand for Product Protection,” Tableware
Today (June–July 1997) [View
PDF]
“Blueprint Against Infringement: Unexpected Help from
Design Patents,” Tableware Today (April–May
1997) [View
PDF]
“Corporate Name Clearance,” Tableware Today
(February–March
1999) [View
PDF]
“A Crash Course in Licensing Your Products,”
GSB: Gift & Stationery Business (October 1996) [View
PDF]
“Protection from Copycats,” Tableware Today
(February–March
1998) [View
PDF]
“Protection of Furniture Designs,” Furniture
Design & Manufacturing (June 1996) [View
PDF]
“Starting Your Own Business—A Checklist,”
Tableware Today (April–May 1998) [View
PDF]
“The Trademark Audit: What is It?” Tableware
Today (December–January 2001) [View
PDF]
“The U.S. Customs Service: Action Against Counterfeit
Goods at the Border,” Tableware Today (August–September
2001) [View
PDF]
“Understanding the Trademark Application Process,”
Tableware Today (February–March 2000) [View
PDF] |