Corporate Counsel
Trademarks are designed to foster a company's reputation and goodwill. But individuals and small businesses accused of infringement are using social media campaigns to label legitimate trademark enfo
... In April 2007 Dershowitz jumped from the Garden to the USOC, and a year later worked her first Olympic Games in Beijing. "...
... In April 2007 Dershowitz jumped from the Garden to the USOC, and a year later worked her first Olympic Games in Beijing. "...
...which are responsible for enforcing the IOC's rules. Amy Savela, the USOC's associate general counsel for marketing, says that she and the legal...
...which are responsible for enforcing the IOC's rules. Amy Savela, the USOC's associate general counsel for marketing, says that she and the legal...
...which are responsible for enforcing the IOC's rules. Amy Savela, the USOC's associate general counsel for marketing, says that she and the legal...
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...which are responsible for enforcing the IOC's rules. Amy Savela, the USOC's associate general counsel for marketing, says that she and the legal...
...address overnight." He's no stranger to how the USOC operates, though. He worked for the USOC in various positions from 1999...
Knights of the Conference Table: For several companies with pressing legal needs, fine fishing in the talent pool
...affairs, and acting chief compliance officer of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC). The USOC, headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado, is responsible for underwriting the...
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