Intellectual property lawyer Kathleen Fennessy helps clients manage their global trademark and copyright portfolios and works with them to develop filing and enforcement strategies worldwide. Valued for her common-sense approach to problem-solving, Kathleen offers the tenacity and fortitude to support her clients doing business domestically and in international markets.
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Intellectual property lawyer Kathleen Fennessy helps clients manage their global trademark and copyright portfolios and works with them to develop filing and enforcement strategies worldwide. Valued for her common-sense approach to problem-solving, Kathleen offers the tenacity and fortitude to support her clients doing business domestically and in international markets.
Kathleen’s clients include businesses that range in size from emerging startup companies to large corporations in a variety of industries. She is expressly focused on providing solutions that safeguard trademarks and copyrights wherever her clients do business.
Kathleen’s practice also includes trademark and copyright enforcement and the resolution of domain name disputes. She regularly prosecutes and defends oppositions and cancellations before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.
Prior to joining Barnes & Thornburg full-time in 2016, Kathleen served as a trademark law clerk in the Indianapolis office. In addition, she gained valuable experience as a legal intern with the General Counsel's Office at Angie's List, CMG Worldwide, the Indianapolis Museum of Art and Indiana University Health.
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