Jennifer Ko Craft

Practice Areas

Ms. Craft is an “AV/Preeminent Attorney®” as rated by Martindale-Hubbell® member in the firm’s Intellectual Property and Media, Sports & Entertainment Departments. She practices primarily in the areas of domestic and international trademark and copyright prosecution, licensing and enforcement, including handling matters before the U.S. Copyright Office, USPTO and WIPO as well as working with a global network of foreign counsel. Ms. Craft consults with clients in identifying various protectable aspects of the clients’ products, services and concepts, and in developing and managing their intellectual property portfolios. She also resolves trademark, copyright, and domain name disputes, including the resolution of disputes over contested trademarks before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board and enforcing clients’ intellectual property rights on the Internet.

In addition to her prosecution practice, Ms. Craft drafts and negotiates a variety of agreements in the intellectual property and entertainment fields such as assignments, licenses, rights of publicity agreements, non-disclosure agreements, personal management agreements and work for hire agreements, including recording, publishing and production agreements.

Professional Memberships

American Bar Association (ABA) Forum on the Entertainment & Sports Industries, Licensing, Merchandising & Branding Division, 2018 Vice-Chair, 2019 Co-Chair; American Bar Association’s Intellectual Property and Entertainment Sections, Member; State Bar of Nevada’s Entertainment Law, and Technology and Intellectual Property Sections, Member; Clark County Bar Association, Member; American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA), Member; International Trademark Association (INTA), Member

Publications

Co-Author, "Loomis v. Amazon: Strict Products Liability in the World of E-Commerce," Dickinson Wright Client Alert, May 2021; Author, "The Business of Sports," Nevada Business, October 8, 2019; Co-Author, "Why the U.S. Supreme Court’s Decision to Allow Federal Registration of FUCT Impacts Every Day Businesses," Dickinson Wright Intellectual Property Client Alert, June 26, 2019; Co-Author, “Examining Recent USPTO Programs to Improve the Trademark Register,” IP Watchdog, May 18, 2019; Co-Author, "What to Expect From 'Scandalous' Trademark Case," Law 360, January 11, 2019

Education

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