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Phone: (312) 655-9900

Address: 525 W Monroe St Ste 2360, Chicago, IL 60661

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Knechtel Demeur & Samlan

Internet Crimes
As we have seen the Internet is becoming a larger part of our daily lives. As the Internet grows, so too does its legal ramifications. Knechtel, Demeur & Samlan is on the forefront of Internet Law and has handled matters regarding domain name disputes, meta tag use, music distribution licensing and protection of website contents.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
After graduation from The John Marshall law school in 1976, Mr. Samlan worked for the firm of Dominik, Knechtel, Godula & Demeur. In 1978 he moved to Bell & Howell Company as group patent counsel. While at Bell & Howell, Mr. Samlan practiced all phases of intellectual property, including analyzing new inventions for patentability, preparing and prosecuting patent and trademark applications in the United States and throughout the world, and advising management in all phases of intellectual property rights. In 1984, Mr. Samlan joined the firm of Seki & Jarvis and in 1989 he joined the firm of Fox and Grove, Chtd., acting as intellectual property counsel to each of these firms. In 1992 he returned to the predecessor firm of Knechtel, Demeur & Samlan as partner, where he has remained to the present. Mr. Samlan’s practice involves counseling clients in all phases of intellectual property law and corporate law. In his practice, he counsels clients on the patentability of inventions, preparing and prosecuting patent applications, rendering opinions on infringement and validity, and licensing. In the area of trademarks, he renders opinions on trademark use, preparation and prosecution of trademark applications, and licensing. He counsels clients in copyright law, registering copyrightable works and licensing software. He also works closely with his clients in resolving disputes relating to infringement of intellectual property rights. He has represented small enterprising clients in structuring their business and has been general counsel to real estate developers that have developed over one million square feet of industrial condominiums in the greater Chicagoland area.
Trade Secrets
Intellectual Property
Mr. Duby is an attorney and founder of the Duby Law Firm located in East Lansing, Michigan. His primary areas of expertise include trademark and copyright law, trade secrets, internet and international intellectual property law. In his intellectual property practice, Mr. Duby regularly prepares website terms of service, privacy policies, Digital Millennium Copyright Act policies and procedures, and intellectual property licensing and brand agreements, including software subscription and end user license agreements. He also has considerable experience resolving internet domain name disputes, cybersquatting, and Trademark Trial and Appeal Board matters and has authored several articles and presented seminar presentations on such topics.
Unfair Competition
Unfair Competition is closely related to Trademark Law. Unfair Competition laws were created to protect consumers and busniess owners from others whose acts tend to devceive consumers and thereby hurt business owners. Knechtel, Demeur & Samlan has extensive experience handling both state and federal unfair competition matters.

Real Estate Transactions
Many of our clients require assistance in leasing industrial or commercial real estate in which to operate their business. We have represented our clients in negotiating leases and purchase agreements for the acquisition of their buildings. We have also been the general counsel for over thirty years for a real estate developer that has built over one million square feet of industrial condominiums in the greater metropolitan Chicago area. We have experience in tax deferred exchanges by which our clients have successfully deferred their gains by exchanging their property for other like kind property.
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Bankruptcy
Mission Product Holdings Inc. v. Tempnology LLC, case number 17-1657, the U.S. Supreme court ruled that a brand owner cannot use bankruptcy law to unilaterally revoke a trademark license, resolving a longstanding circuit split on the effects of bankruptcy in trademark licensing.

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