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Ross Dannenberg participated in this event on Ross Dannenberg at More Than Just a Game Conference. The program focused on practical intellectual property and technology issues related to the subject.
Ross Dannenberg was recognized in IP Stars in 2022 for intellectual property work.
Ross Dannenberg was recognized in IAM Patent 1000 in 2022 for patent and intellectual property work.
Over the years, video games have grown into a larger industry than movies, television, and music. Intellectual property has always been a key driver in the business, with disputes between players large and small involving patents, copyrights, and trademarks. As the industry has grown, the intellectual property issues have leveled up too. Ross Dannenberg and […]
Ross Dannenberg was recognized in IP Stars in 2021 for intellectual property work.
Ross Dannenberg was recognized in IAM Patent 1000 in 2021 for patent and intellectual property work.
Founding Partner Ross Dannenberg was recently interviewed for an episode of a podcast hosted by Kevin Daisey at Array Digital. During the podcast, Ross discussed his practice as well as his marketing strategies, thoughts on intellectual property, Patent Arcade, the blog he created to cover the intersection of IP law and video games. Ross’ practice […]
Ross Dannenberg appeared on the “Journey to $100 Million” podcast hosted by Kevin Daisey on September 18, 2020. Ross discussed intellectual property law with an emphasis on software, video games, internet, telecommunications, and networking, along with prosecution, litigation, and counseling involving patents, copyrights, and trademarks.
Ross Dannenberg was recognized in IAM Patent 1000 in 2020 for patent and intellectual property work.
Founding Partner Ross Dannenberg was quoted in a May 7 Bloomberg Law article on a recent court ruling over copyright claims related to Jerry Seinfeld’s “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee” series. The claims, according to the article, came from former Seinfeld collaborator Christian Charles who alleged he owned copyrights to the show. The U.S. Court […]
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