Enough to be Dangerous: What Every TM Attorney Needs to Know About Estate Planning

Trademarks & Estate Planning? Yes, they indeed can join together in a fabulous way!

Elisabeth Pickle, a graduate of the 2 Weeks to Trademarks program, has used her background in estate planning to create this amazing dual practice! 

Join us in this interesting two-part discussion about how these practice areas go together.


Syllabus:

  • Provide an overview of estate planning for non-estate planning attorneys:
    Explain the importance of understanding estate planning basics, even for attorneys who don't practice in this area.
  • Highlight state-specfic vs. state-agnostic aspects of estate planning:
    Discuss the necessity of knowing both state-specic nuances and federal
    guidelines.
  • Explore the connection between estate planning and trademarks:
    Introduce the intersection of these two areas and its relevance.
  • Guide on issue-spotting and referrals: Equip trademark attorneys with the
    knowledge to identify estate planning needs and make appropriate
    referrals.


This course was taught by Sonia Lakhany and Elisabeth Pickle in August-September of 2024.

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