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Trademarks In Bankruptcy: The Supreme Court Finally Speaks
26 June 2019
Pryor Cashman LLP
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Partner Richard Levy, Jr. will be a panelist at Trademarks In
Bankruptcy: The Supreme Court Finally Speaks. The panel, part of
NYIPLA's Hot Topics in IP Law event, will discuss the Supreme
Court's recent decision in the Mission Product Holdings case,
dealing with the survivability of trademark license agreements
within bankruptcy proceedings, including the decision's impact
on legal practice and the licensing industry.
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