Just as information technology and Web commerce have altered many aspects of our everyday life, so too have they made an impact on the field of intellectual property law, creating new IP rights and concerns. When conducting business on the ever expanding and evolving Internet, it is important to retain counsel that is well schooled in the relevant technologies and on top of the latest industry projections and trends. As a smaller sized practice with all the resources of a large firm, Gottlieb, Rackman & Reisman has been helping businesses boost their online presence and profits—securing domain names and e-rights, mapping out new ways for our clients to utilize information technology—since the very inception of the Internet. Our attorneys are among the most experienced in their field, keeping Gottlieb, Rackman & Reisman at the forefront of this growing industry both in the U.S. and around the world.

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Amy Goldsmith & Marc Misthal - 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]

Marc Misthal & Maria Savio - I’ll Sell You Your Domain Name for the Low, Low Price of ... NewsBulletin: Brazilian American Chamber of Commerce, October 2003 [View PDF]

Marc Misthal - Challenges to Panel Decisions: Do they Undercut the UDRP?
Global IP Rights Management (2002) [View PDF]

Amy Goldsmith & Marc Misthal - Using the Internet's Road Signs
Tableware Today, June–July 2001 [View PDF]

Maria Savio - Internet Bandits Beware
Internet Industry Magazine, Fall 2000–Winter 2001 [View PDF]

Amy Goldsmith - E-Commerce: Conducting Biz in the Web
Tableware Today, August–September 1999 [View PDF]