Saint Louis University School of Law,
J.D., 2014
Lead Notes and Comments Editor, Saint Louis Univer
Salutatorian
University of Missouri-Columbia,
B.S.
Missouri
Listed in "Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch" for Litigation - Intellectual Property in St. Louis, Missouri, 2021 (by BL Rankings)
Included in "Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyers" Rising Stars, 2018-2019 (by Thomson Reuters)
Thompson Coburn LLP
Associate, 2014-present
Justin’s practice is dedicated primarily to litigating a wide range of intellectual property matters, including copyright, trademark, and patent infringement and unfair competition.
Justin also has experience in preparation and prosecution of trademark and copyright applications and the drafting of various intellectual property license agreements and assignments. Beyond his involvement in intellectual property matters, Justin has also been involved in several business litigation matters, including, but not limited to, breach of contract, fraud, and breach of the duty of good faith and fair dealing claims.
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Copyright Office issues new restrictions on group registration of photos
9th Circuit opens door to damages against retailers carrying infringing works
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Has Jeff Koons learned to play fair with copyright works?
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