Alternative Dispute Resolution Can Short-Circuit Expensive Litigation to Achieve Better Results
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Arbitration & Mediation: A More Effective Way to Protect Valuable Intellectual Property
Alternative Dispute Resolution Can Short-Circuit Expensive Litigation to Achieve Better Results






By Kenneth Solomon of Gallop, Johnson & Neuman, L.C.

Mr. Solomon is chair of the Intellectual Property Practice Group at the law firm of Gallop, Johnson & Neuman, L.C. in St. Louis, Missouri.  He has over 25 years of experience as a patent and trademark attorney representing clients in the United States and internationally in virtually all areas of intellectual property law.  He currently teaches a course on trademark law as an adjunct faculty member at the Washington University School of Law in St. Louis. Mr. Solomon's expertise includes drafting and prosecuting a wide range of intellectual property agreements, and preparing patentability, validity and infringement opinions on behalf of clients.  He has prepared and prosecuted hundreds of patent applications on behalf of, among others, global and multi-national companies, as well as leading universities. Over the last fifteen years, Mr. Solomon's practice has focused primarily on managing large, international intellectual property portfolios, from obtaining and securing rights through the preparation and prosecution of patent and trademark applications, to protecting such rights offensively and pro-actively through client counseling, policing, licensing and litigating, as well as protecting his clients defensively against rights asserted by others. He can be reached via email at KSolomon@gjn.com or by calling 314- 615-6290.

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