Alt Legal WebinarCase in Point: How 2025's Trademark Headlines Will Impact Practice
Alt Legal Team | October 27, 2025
With USPTO fees climbing, remedies tightening, and new technologies testing old doctrines, 2025 brings plenty of change to trademark practice. Yet in many ways, the core rules remain familiar: courts are still applying established frameworks, and the same strategic considerations continue to drive brand protection.
Join Alt Legal for a webinar on Thursday, December 11 at 4:00pm, “Case in Point: How 2025’s Trademark Headlines Will Impact Practice” where Marc Misthal from Offit Kurman will walk through the most important cases and changes, showing where trademark law is shifting—and where it’s holding steady. In this session, he’ll cover:
- What the USPTO’s recent fee changes mean for filing and renewal strategies
- How courts are narrowing remedies, as illustrated in the Dewberry case
- Where existing legal frameworks are being applied to new technologies
- What courts are saying about Schedule A cases and the impact on enforcement strategies
- Everyone who’s registered for this webinar will receive an email with a link to the recording.
This webinar is pending CLE approval for 1 hour in 60-minute states and up to 1.2 hours in 50-minute states. For more information about CLE credit for Alt Legal events, including whether your state qualifies, check out this page: https://www.altlegal.com/cle-information/
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Speaker
Marc Misthal
, Principal attorney at Offit Kurman
Marc P. Misthal is a Principal attorney and Practice Group Leader of Offit Kurman’s Intellectual Property Practice Group in New York, where he advises clients across industries including fashion, technology, hospitality, entertainment, and consumer products. He handles trademark, trade dress, and copyright disputes in federal courts, USPTO proceedings, and domain name disputes, and he regularly negotiates licensing agreements and combats counterfeiting. A frequent writer and speaker on IP issues, Marc has been recognized as a New York Metro Super Lawyer every year since 2014 and was named a Thomson Reuters Stand-Out Lawyer in 2023. He earned his J.D. from Cardozo School of Law and his B.A. from Binghamton University.