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Newsletter Article Highlights:

  • A Beginner’s Guide to Trademarks: Part Two—USPTO Trademark Application Requirements
  • What is the Difference Between a Private Foundation and a Donor-Advised Fund?
  • FTC Non-Compete Ban Enjoined Nationwide
  • Navigating Trust Litigation: Insights from the Tony Bennett Case

Firm News:

  • Attorneys Maura Falk and Jacob Lloyd Have Joined O’Neil Cannon
  • Erica Reib Named One of Wisconsin Law Journal’s Power 30 Employment Lawyers
  • Kelly Spott Elected Practice Group Leader for the Trust, Estates and Succession Planning Group
  • Wittenberg Wins Judge Terence T. Evans Humor and Creativity in Law Competition, Again!
  • 20 O’Neil Cannon Lawyers Selected as 2025 Best Lawyers; Another 5 Named Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch

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ONeil Cannon
2 months ago

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