Alan Tenenbaum
Partner
Partner
Areas of Expertise
Intellectual Property litigation (patent, trademark, trade secret, and unfair competition)
Technology-related commercial litigation
Patent counseling and clearance
Patent prosecution and portfolio development
Trademark prosecution (brand development, management and exploitation)
E-commerce and Internet-related law
Professional Summary
Alan Tenenbaum concentrates on intellectual property litigation and counseling. He has represented clients in a wide-variety of litigation matters, including patent, trademark, unfair competition, privacy, antitrust, and employment-related disputes involving telecommunications, electronic hardware and software, consumer products, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology. He regularly counsels clients on matters that concern e-commerce, business-methods and other cutting-edge areas of patent law, such as patents that concern the financial industry.
Alan also represents clients in transactional matters, and has negotiated a wide array of agreements in and out of litigation. He also evaluates potential damage awards in high-profile cases, and he regularly works with clients to identify, protect and manage core technology, people and brands.
Education
J.D., George Washington University
B.S., Union College
Admissions
New York
Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit
U.S. District Courts for the Northern District of California and the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Memberships
New York Intellectual Property Law Association
American Intellectual Property Law Association
Articles
“Patents: Don't Change the Landscape Too Quickly”, Bank Systems &Technology
Alan Tenenbaum concentrates on intellectual property litigation and counseling. He has represented clients in a wide-variety of litigation matters, including patent, trademark, unfair competition, privacy, antitrust, and employment-related disputes involving telecommunications, electronic hardware and software, consumer products, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology. He regularly counsels clients on matters that concern e-commerce, business-methods and other cutting-edge areas of patent law, such as patents that concern the financial industry.
Alan also represents clients in transactional matters, and has negotiated a wide array of agreements in and out of litigation. He also evaluates potential damage awards in high-profile cases, and he regularly works with clients to identify, protect and manage core technology, people and brands.
Education
J.D., George Washington University
B.S., Union College
Admissions
New York
Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit
U.S. District Courts for the Northern District of California and the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Memberships
New York Intellectual Property Law Association
American Intellectual Property Law Association
Articles
“Patents: Don't Change the Landscape Too Quickly”, Bank Systems &Technology
