Jason B. Schaeffer has practiced law since 1998 after graduating from Fordham University School of Law in New York where he was Associate Editor for the Fordham Intellectual Property Law Journal. Jason started his legal career as a litigator for the Intellectual Property Group at White & Case LLP where he assisted Fortune 100 companies in protecting their trademark, copyright, and patent rights.
Among other projects, during the “early days” of the Internet, Jason was responsible for implementing a trademark policing strategy on behalf of an international pharmaceutical manufacturer to protect its intellectual property in a widely known drug. He also assisted a national sport association with trademark licensing matters and trademark opposition proceedings as it expanded its operations internationally.
Recently, Jason brought a successful copyright claim on behalf of an internationally recognized sculptor to protect his rights in a well-known public work of art under the Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990 (VARA) .
Today, Jason represents ESQwire clients in connection with Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy ("UDRP") Disputes, Domain Sales and Escrow Agreements, and with Trademark Applications and Opposition Proceedings. Jason obtained his law degree from Fordham University School of Law in 1998, and he graduated cum laude from Temple University in 1995 with dual degrees in Philosophy and Political Science. He also served as a Director for the Fordham Law Housing Advocacy Project, and as a mediator in Queens County, New York.
Contact
- Phone:(856) 874-9651
- Fax: (856) 874-9182
- Email:jason@ESQwire.com
- Bar Admissions:
- New York - United States District Courts for the Southern & Eastern Districts of New York
- New Jersey - United States District Court of New Jersey
- Pennsylvania - United States District Courts for the Eastern & Middle Districts of Pennsylvania
In the News:
- The Wall Street Journal
Although I'm not quoted, it is not every morning that you get to see your case reported on page D5 of the WSJ. Shaking Up the Art World one case at a time.
- Bloomberg NewsGucci, Apple, Katy Perry and me (just below Ms. Perry's case in the Article). Notable IP cases.
- 1709 Art Law Blog
Our Case Picked up in Europe! Check out the commentary.
- Court House News
Preserving Art? Artist's Name is Removed from the Work and the Metal for the Monument is changed from dark rust to shining steel. How can this happen? Interested? Read our Complaint.
- Fordham University School of Law News Recognition from Fordham Law School
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