Coblentz partner Paul Tauber represented DeepStream VR in its arrangement with Rothenberg Ventures’ River Accelerator program for virtual reality start-ups. DeepStream VR creates games for pain relief and rehabilitation. Coblentz congratulates DeepStream VR and looks forward to advising on future partnerships.
Click here or here to read more about DeepStream VR and the River Accelerator program.
The February 2015 issue of California Lawyer magazine’s roundtable discussion on White Collar Defense featured a panel of experts, including Coblentz partner Tim Crudo. The topics discussed on the panel included the “latest developments in white-collar criminal law including a game-changing decision on insider trading, new sentencing guidelines for fraud convictions, more options for filing charges under the bank fraud statutes, and a big heads-up from the Department of Justice on health care billing,” and long-term trends that “are producing more administrative hearings from the Securities and Exchange Commission and the virtual death of joint defense for corporations and their insiders.”
Presented by SFMade and Coblentz – attorneys Karen Frank, Brandi Brown and Lindsay Gehman discuss hot topics in fashion manufacturing.
Thursday, February 19, 2015 | 6:00 – 8:00pm
Do you use or plan to use “Made in USA” on your product labels? Following a recent California court ruling, manufacturers and retailers run some risk when using the “Made in USA” claim. Join our panel of savvy apparel attorneys from the Coblentz law firm to discuss the new Made in USA laws, and other common legal questions around intellectual property and social media in the fashion field.
• Hear about federal and California laws regarding the Made in USA claim
• Learn about different ways to protect your fashion works: Copyright; Trademark; Patent
• Learn what is fair and what is not in use of other parties’ content in your designs and on your website
• Identify legal Issues you should know about when using social media
