THE TRADEMARK LAW DICTIONARY

About the Book

“The Trademark Law Dictionary will be helpful for anyone who researches trademark law. With it, one can easily locate terms and quickly understand concepts—all in one volume. I am impressed with the enormous scope of this reference. The inclusion of international treaty terms is in itself a substantial contribution to the field.”

Christine Haight Farley
Professor of Law
American University Washington College of Law

THE TRADEMARK LAW DICTIONARY Part of The Law Dictionary Series ™ The One-Stop Source for Legal Terminology

JDs, LLMs & SJDs
Attorneys & Paralegals
FIND IT
Easy to Locate Terms & Cross-Referenced
KNOW IT
Clear & Easy to Understand
USE IT
Communicate Effectively & Efficiently
Apply Intricate Terminology & Underlying Legal Concepts

JDs, LLMs & SJDs need to be able to communicate effectively and efficiently. This Dictionary will afford Law Students and Law Professors with the resource they need to bring clarity to the burgeoning field of IP Law.

Practitioners & Paralegals of Intellectual Property law must understand, cross-reference and apply intricate terminology. The IP Dictionary gives the Practitioner & Paralegal the ability to easily locate terms and underlying concepts and apply them to their work product.

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About the Author

Rachel Gader-Shafran has a JD from American University, Washington College of Law, cum laude, an MA in Applied Linguistics from UCLA and a BA in Political Science from UCSB.

Ms. Gader-Shafran has taught as an Adjunct Professor at American University, Washington College of Law and has published The Patent Law Dictionary, The International Students’ Survival Guide to Law School in the United States, as well as, several articles on Intellectual Property Law.

In the field of Applied Linguistics, she has taught and run programs at UCLA, Georgetown University, The George Washington University in Japan for Nippon Steel Corporation. She has several publications in the field of Applied Linguistics.