Brendan J. Cohen

Brendan J. Cohen’s practice focuses on intellectual property and corporate transactions.

In addition, he has published articles in the field of international space law.

Brendan joined the firm in 2013 and became a senior attorney in 2022.

New Privacy Laws Enacted in New Jersey and New Hampshire
Fourth Circuit Vacates $1 Billion Damages Award in Music Piracy Lawsuit
UPSTO Issues “Significant” Guidance on Patentability of AI-Assisted Inventions, but unlike USCO, Does Not Require Disclosure of AI Involvement
White House Unveils Executive Order on Artificial Intelligence
Copyright Office Considers New DMCA Carveout for AI Anti-Bias Research
California is the First State to Govern Use of Artificial Intelligence by State Agencies
Paradise Lost: Human Involvement Still Required for “Creativity Machine’s” Work
Supreme Court’s Decision in Jack Daniel’s Limits Parody Defense in Trademark Infringement Cases
Court Allows Three of Plaintiffs’ Claims to Survive Motion to Dismiss in Lawsuit That Could Significantly Impact the World of Generative AI
U.S. Supreme Court Clarifies Enablement for Functional Claims in Amgen v. Sanofi
The Supreme Court’s Decision in Warhol: A Narrow Interpretation of Fair Use With a Potentially Limited Impact
Regulators Impose Epic Consequences for Children’s Privacy Rights Violations

May 19, 2020

Cleary Partners With WE NYC and Start Small to Support Businesses Pivoting to Online Operations
June 5, 2019

SCORE NYC Small Business Legal Summit