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Natasha N. Reed
Co-Chair, Trademark, Copyright & Unfair Competition Practice Group and Co-Partner in Charge, New York Office, Foley Hoag LLP
Natasha N. Reed is a partner at Foley Hoag's Intellectual Property practice in their New York office, specializing in trademark and copyright law with a focus on global protection for multinational businesses.
With a diverse background in legal education including a JD from Pepperdine Law, BA in English and Film Studies from Amherst College, and International Law studies at the University of Oxford, Natasha brings a wealth of knowledge to her practice.
Her expertise includes managing trademark portfolios for domestic and international clients, litigation involving trademark infringement and anti-counterfeiting, negotiating trademark licenses, and providing counsel on various aspects of intellectual property law.
Natasha's litigation experience spans trademarks, trade dress, anti-counterfeiting, copyright, Internet disputes, design patents, unfair competition, trade secrets, and more, showcasing her versatility in handling complex legal matters.
She is skilled in prosecuting trademarks before the USPTO, handling appeals, oppositions, and cancellation proceedings, as well as managing UDRP proceedings for domain name disputes.
Additionally, Natasha excels in negotiating and drafting intellectual property agreements such as licensing, distribution, designer, and cobranding agreements, showcasing her strong legal acumen in the field.
Her background also includes prepublication content review for intellectual property issues, managing intellectual property due diligence for corporate transactions, and offering counsel on a wide range of legal matters from privacy to defamation.
Prior to her current role at Foley Hoag, Natasha has held positions at reputable firms like Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP and MTV Networks, gaining valuable experience in various legal capacities.
Natasha Reed's dedication to her clients and her extensive legal expertise make her a highly sought-after professional in the field of intellectual property law.
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