Fishman Stewart managing partner again listed in IAM Patent 1000: The World’s Leading Patent Professionals – 2022
Intellectual property law firm Fishman Stewart PLLC is pleased to announce co-founding member and managing partner Michael B. Stewart has again been included in the IAM Patent 1000: The World’s Leading Patent Professionals -2022.
Fishman Stewart attorneys named 2022 Leading Lawyers
Intellectual property law firm Fishman Stewart PLLC is pleased to announce that seven of its attorneys have been recognized as Leading Lawyers in 2022.
Fishman Stewart partners recognized as 2022 IP Stars by Managing IP
Covering intellectual property law and practice since 1990, Managing IP named four attorneys from intellectual property law firm Fishman Stewart PLLC to its 2022 edition of IP Stars.
April Showers Bring May Plant Patents
Fish Tank: Newsletter Volume 22, Issue 11
Cannabis Trademarks: Counterculture or Counterfeit?
Fish Tank: Newsletter Volume 22, Issue 9
The Future of Intellectual Property
Fish Tank: Newsletter Volume 22, Issue 8
World IP Day on April 26 shines a spotlight on youth; Fishman Stewart partner–who helped launch widespread celebration of this day in the U.S.–looks at why protecting future generations’ creativity can mean a better tomorrow
Fishman Stewart-sponsored student essay scholarship winner announced by Engineering Society of Detroit
Intellectual property specialty law firm Fishman Stewart, PLLC, is helping to engage student voices about the profession of engineering through its sponsorship of The Engineering Society of Detroit’s (ESD) annual Engineering Student Writing Contest. As part of the contest, the firm awards the author of the winning essay a $1,000 scholarship.
Act Swiftly: How Taylor Swift Took Back Her Copyright
FishBits: Mini Article Volume 22, Issue 5
Look what you made Taylor Swift do! Attorney Michael Stewart explains T-Swift’s copyright battle and how she regained control over her music.
Do Androids Dream of Copyright Ownership?
Fish Tank: Newsletter Volume 22, Issue 5
As artificial intelligence advances closer to sentience, will androids demand rights? Attorneys Zachary Grant and Kristyn Webb discuss the future of AI intellectual property rights.