Intellectual Property & Franchise Law Attorney

Tal Grinblat is a Specialist in Franchise and Distribution Law, as certified by the State Bar of California's Board of Legal Specialization. He is also a Copyright and Trademark Attorney who helps clients register and police their brands globally. Mr. Grinblat primarily represents clients in the arts, food service and software industries, from publicly-held companies to early-stage developers and startups. The IP & Franchise Attorney is. . . 

Intellectual Property & Franchise Law Blogs

by Tal Grinblat

tgrinblat@lewitthackman.com 

• Five Tips for Developing & Protecting Your Trademarks

  
  
  

• Intellectual Property Law - The Madrid Protocol
  Promotes Global Trademark Protections

  
  
  

• Before You Buy a Franchise -Franchise
  Information for the Uninitiated

  
  
  

• When to Franchise Your Business -
  7 Questions to Ask

  
  
  

• Seeing Louboutin Red -
  The Battle for a Trademarked Sole




• Nine Ways to Avoid Copyright Termination (Parts 1 & 2)

  New Matter, Official Publication of the Intellectual Property Law Section of the State Bar of California - by David Gurnick andTal Grinblat, Summer, 2012




• Are Baseball Franchises Actually Franchises?

  Los Angeles Daily Journal - by David Gurnick andTal Grinblat, June 2011




• Avoiding the Franchise Surprise in IP Licensing Agreements

  American Bar Association Section of Intellectual Property Law Newsletter - by David Gurnick andTal Grinblat, Winter 2005

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