Caldwell represents Solos Technology Ltd. in a patent infringement lawsuit filed in federal court concerning smart eyewear technologies.

This episode is all about influencers, social media aesthetics and the "first of it's kind" lawsuit centering on the scope of protection attached to a personalized social media aesthetic. Enjoy and thank you for listening!

"Ski fashion" is one the season's hottest trends, even for brands that previously had no ties to winter sports. I discuss the top luxury ski fashion brands, with a focus on Moncler, and then provide a discussion.

Explore how Erewhon transformed from a neighborhood health food store into a globally recognized luxury lifestyle brand, examining the psychology of premium consumer culture, celebrity influence, and the emerging trend of grocery store tourism. The episode also analyzes a significant trademark dispute involving Dean & DeLuca that raises critical questions about protecting and reviving legacy brand identities.

On Tuesday, the FTC's non-compete rule was set aside. Consequently, the non-compete ban cannot be enforced and will not become effective on September 4, 2024.

This episode is all about the fast fashion industry which is on fire, both literally and figuratively, due to its popularity and the associated negative environmental impacts

The latest Fashion Law Network podcast examines the ongoing antitrust class action lawsuit against Hermès, focusing on allegations that customers must purchase ancillary products before being offered the opportunity to buy an iconic Birkin handbag. Host Kasia Zebrowska-Trauben provides legal analysis of recent developments, including Hermès' appeal, and explores the implications of these tying arrangement claims.

A question that often arises is: would a presentation of an invention be considered a printed publication under 35 U.S.C. §102(a)(1), potentially barring future patentability?

On this episode I discuss the recently imposed tariffs on goods from abroad, including a detailed tariff timeline, the impact the tariffs may have on the luxury fashion sector...

US IPO activity has lagged in recent years as companies increasingly choose to stay private or list abroad...

A recent staff letter from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in March 2025 suggests a significant streamlining of how private funds and other issuers verify accredited investor...

In response to rising demand in M&A and transactional practices and fierce competition for top lateral talent, significant billing rate hikes are expected at the top US law firms in 2025.

Patent protection is prohibited for inventions which have been (1) in public use; or (2) published more than a year before the patent application filing date. 35 U.S.C. § 102.

The Trump Administration's expanding tariff policy has elevated customs compliance as a key enforcement priority.

Japan presents an attractive landscape for mergers and acquisitions (M&A) due to several compelling economic factors.

In Japan, a recent amendment to the trade secrets law has set the stage for a legal landscape that promises significant benefits for intellectual property (IP) owners.

Under President Trump's Executive Order 14278 [1] on April 15, 2025, the federal government is undertaking a comprehensive overhaul of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR).

In this episode of the Fashion Law Network, Kasia examines the rapid collapse of Saks Fifth Avenue and the recent Chapter 11 filing that has sent shockwaves through the luxury retail market.

In this episode, Kasia shifts the focus from fashion to furniture, exploring the high-stakes legal disputes shaping the luxury home design industry.

This episode examines how geopolitical tensions, including the Iran war and new US tariff policies, are reshaping the fashion industry's supply chains and business models. The discussion also analyzes a significant UK trademark dispute between Estée Lauder and Jo Malone, exploring the complex legal issues surrounding personal names used as commercial trademarks.