Julia M. Lang is an associate in the firm’s Business Services group, concentrating her practice on intellectual property and corporate transactions. She helps clients protect and grow their brands, identify and enforce their intellectual property rights, and develop their portfolios.
Her practice focuses on trademark counseling, prosecution, and enforcement, offering practical business services including:
- Trademark selection, clearance, and prosecution
- Policing and responding to intellectual property infringement
- Trademark settlement, consent-to-use, and coexistence agreements
- Social media advertising, marketing, and corporate best practices
- Co-branding, cross-promotions, and strategic partnerships
- Digital Millennium Copyright Act and online marketplace takedowns
- Trade secret and confidential information transactions and enforcement
- Intellectual property security interests, releases, due diligence, and ancillary agreements
- Third-party commercial agreements, such as privacy policies, terms of use, and terms and conditions
Education
Washington University School of Law, St. Louis, MO, LL.M., Intellectual Property and Technology Law, 2017;
- CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Intellectual Property Litigation and Dispute Resolution
- Global Studies Law Review, LL.M. Advisory Board
- Dean’s Advisory Committee
Seattle University School of Law, Seattle, WA, J.D., 2012;
- Trustee Law Scholar
- American Indian Law Journal, Editor-in-Chief
- Seattle University Moot Court Board
- Certificate in Tribal Governmental Business Law
Washington University, St. Louis, MO, B.A., Anthropology and French, 2008;
- January Scholar
- Lambda Sigma National Honor Society
- Lambda Alpha Anthropology Honorary
Admissions
- Missouri, 2014
- Washington, 2012