About Jason
Jason Kravitz heads up Nixon Peabody's IP Litigation group. Jason is a trial lawyer and his practice focuses on patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret, privacy, and false advertising disputes. He has litigated cases involving a broad range of technologies, including software and hardware, business methods, personal care products, wireless devices, footwear, dental implants, and online advertising applications.What do you focus on?I focus on litigating and resolving intellectual property disputes. I also help clients strategically manage and enforce their trademark portfolios, and regularly advise them on Internet-related issues.I frequently speak at industry events on a variety of IP-related topics.Litigation, Arbitration and Administrative ProceedingsI've been lead trial counsel in dozens of jury and bench trials and arbitrations across the country. I've also argued numerous appeals, and have obtained and defeated injunctions in courts across the country. I represent clients in UDRP proceedings and in matters before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board and the Federal Trade Commission. I routinely advise clients on copyright matters, including disputes over source code and DMCA issues. I work closely with clients to devise appropriate alternative fee arrangements for handling their litigation matters.Trademark management and enforcementI help clients strategically manage and enforce their domestic and international trademark portfolios. I also counsel companies on new product development and advertising/promotion issues.Internet-related counselingI frequently advise clients on Internet-related issues such as cybersquatting, phishing, framing, keyword advertising, drafting and modifying website terms and conditions, and website data protection and privacy issues. I have extensive experience in data breach investigations and remediation and led the team that defended NebuAd in a case related to micro-targeted online advertising technology.
Jason Kravitz heads up Nixon Peabody's IP Litigation group. Jason is a trial lawyer and his practice focuses on patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret, privacy, and false advertising disputes. He has litigated cases involving a broad range of technologies, including software and hardware, business methods, personal care products, wireless devices, footwear, dental implants, and online advertising applications.What do you focus on?I focus on litigating and resolving intellectual property disputes. I also help clients strategically manage and enforce their trademark portfolios, and regularly advise them on Internet-related issues.I frequently speak at industry events on a variety of IP-related topics.Litigation, Arbitration and Administrative ProceedingsI've been lead trial counsel in dozens of jury and bench trials and arbitrations across the country. I've also argued numerous appeals, and have obtained and defeated injunctions in courts across the country. I represent clients in UDRP proceedings and in matters before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board and the Federal Trade Commission. I routinely advise clients on copyright matters, including disputes over source code and DMCA issues. I work closely with clients to devise appropriate alternative fee arrangements for handling their litigation matters.Trademark management and enforcementI help clients strategically manage and enforce their domestic and international trademark portfolios. I also counsel companies on new product development and advertising/promotion issues.Internet-related counselingI frequently advise clients on Internet-related issues such as cybersquatting, phishing, framing, keyword advertising, drafting and modifying website terms and conditions, and website data protection and privacy issues. I have extensive experience in data breach investigations and remediation and led the team that defended NebuAd in a case related to micro-targeted online advertising technology.
Jason Kravitz heads up Nixon Peabody's IP Litigation group. Jason is a trial lawyer and his practice focuses on patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret, privacy, and false advertising disputes. He has litigated cases involving a broad range of technologies, including software and hardware, business methods, personal care products, wireless devices, footwear, dental implants, and online advertising applications.
What do you focus on?
I focus on litigating and resolving intellectual property disputes. I also help clients strategically manage and enforce their trademark portfolios, and regularly advise them on Internet-related issues.
I frequently speak at industry events on a variety of IP-related topics.
Litigation, Arbitration and Administrative Proceedings
I've been lead trial counsel in dozens of jury and bench trials and arbitrations across the country. I've also argued numerous appeals, and have obtained and defeated injunctions in courts across the country. I represent clients in UDRP proceedings and in matters before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board and the Federal Trade Commission. I routinely advise clients on copyright matters, including disputes over source code and DMCA issues. I work closely with clients to devise appropriate alternative fee arrangements for handling their litigation matters.
Trademark management and enforcement
I help clients strategically manage and enforce their domestic and international trademark portfolios. I also counsel companies on new product development and advertising/promotion issues.
Internet-related counseling
I frequently advise clients on Internet-related issues such as cybersquatting, phishing, framing, keyword advertising, drafting and modifying website terms and conditions, and website data protection and privacy issues. I have extensive experience in data breach investigations and remediation and led the team that defended NebuAd in a case related to micro-targeted online advertising technology.
