Britt Lovejoy

Britt Lovejoy represents technology companies in copyright, music royalty rate-setting, and other high-stakes litigation related to the use of digital content.

A skilled litigator, Britt works with her clients to develop winning strategies and is recognized for her ability to translate complex technologies and subject matter into compelling themes before both judges and juries. Her work representing Oracle in a copyright jury trial in the Northern District of California was recognized by Law360, The American Lawyer, and others. The case was named a Top Verdict by Daily Journal and an Impact Case by Benchmark.

Britt also has experience counseling software companies, internet platforms, and streaming services on product development and licensing matters, including advising on the unique legal risks associated with user-generated content and generative AI. From early-stage startups to platforms with global reach, Britt provides her clients with nuanced legal advice informed by her deep knowledge of the issues that technology companies face in acquiring and distributing digital content. Britt frequently helps clients at the absolute technological cutting-edge mitigate risk through pragmatic, business-minded solutions.

Britt regularly speaks and writes on legal developments relating to copyright, generative AI, and other intellectual property matters.

Britt currently serves on the Bay Area WEB Committee. She has previously served in a number of other management roles at the firm, including on the Pro Bono Committee, as Co-Chair of the San Francisco Women Lawyers Group, as Chair of the Bay Area Parent Lawyers Group, and on the Bay Area Mentoring Committee.