Mark J. Rosenberg is counsel in the Firm’s Intellectual Property and Amazon & E-Commerce Practices. Mark protects his clients’ rights, reputations, and businesses in intellectual property, defamation, privacy, right of publicity, and Internet marketing.

Mark has particular knowledge and experience representing Amazon aggregators and online sellers in intellectual property disputes arising on the Amazon Marketplace and other large e-commerce platforms. Mark devises strategies on behalf of his clients to ensure that online retailers remove infringing products from their platforms and reinstate products wrongly accused of infringement. Additionally, Mark counsels Amazon aggregators on intellectual property portfolios, and advises ecommerce sellers in preparing to place their businesses on the market and obtain a high valuation.

Mark has also developed a specialty in representing clients in cases involving trade dress rights relating to the interior designs of retail stores and restaurants. Mark also counsels clients in negotiating and structuring a wide variety of licenses, and co-branding, distribution, development, hosting, affiliate, procurement, and services agreements.

He has represented clients in courts throughout the country involving patent, trademark, copyright, and trade dress disputes. His litigation experience includes cases involving:

• Copyrights in advertising and sales copy
• Patents covering consumer products and power tools
• Patents covering power tools
• The use of trademarks in business and product names
• Trade dress covering restaurants, hand tools and product packaging
• Unauthorized distribution of genuine goods