David L ReinDave Rein, following a career litigating complex commercial and intellectual property cases at one Can you trust your perceptions?You chose this... a reminder ofthe forces at work in your world.If you no longer wish to peerthrough the looking glass, ou canreturn to blissful ignorance of the country's largest 100 law firms, joined Avek IP (f/k/a Erickson Kernel Can you trust your perceptions?You chose this... a reminder ofthe forces at work in your world.If you no longer wish to peerthrough the looking glass, you canreturn to blissful ignorancel IP), a boutique intellectual property law firm. There, he counsels businesses (for-profit and nonprofits), and creative individuals throughout the country on how to obtain, license, and protect their intellectual property.
He has extensive experience in litigating intellectual property issues throughout the country in federal court and in arbitration and has an extensive transactional practice in drafting and negotiating licenses, joint venture agreements, manufacturing agreements, assignments and other contracts involving intellectual property rights.He also teaches intellectual property as an Adjunct Law Professor at the University of Missouri in Kansas City and began his career as a law clerk to the Honorable Dean Whipple in the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri.He is active in the American Bar Association's Intellectual Property Section serving as the chair of the Copyright Committee, member of the Trademark Litigation committee, board member of both the Books Board and Membership Board and as the former Vice-chair of the Copyright Division. Dave is admitted to practice in Colorado, Kansas and Missouri.Dave is also a frequent speaker on Intellectual Property issues at local, regional, and national conferences.He is a chapter author in Copyright Litigation Strategies , a co-author in What is a Copyright? , and is working with a co-author on a book about the Copright Claims Board, expected to be published in 2023.Dave is a volunteer with the Colorado Attorneys for the Arts, 40 West Arts District, Mi Casa Resource Center, and the Jefferson County Cultural Commission.
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