Marketing
Citing a Celeb in an Ad? The First Amendment May Not Protect You.
A recent court ruling finds companies aren't protected from suits by public figures if corporate ads feature them without prior consent.
Richard Young chairs the Chicago intellectual property practice group of Milwaukee-based Quarles & Brady. An associate with that practice group, Matthew T. Ingersoll focuses on trademark law, intellectual property litigation and deal structuring.
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