Christopher Keleher Speaks At Schedule A Panel Discussion
Yesterday, I had the honor of speaking at Chicago-Kent College of Law about Schedule A litigation. I was on a distinguished panel which included Kent Law Professor Sarah Fackrell. The discussion was entitled "Enforcing IP in the Amazon Era." We took a deep dive into the nuances of Schedule A litigation and...
Publication in Indiana Bar Journal Magazine
I had the honor of being published as the cover article in the latest volume of the Indiana Bar magazine, Res Gestae. The article, "Litigating Speedy Trial Rights In Indiana," examines the difficult balancing act judges must take in ensuring criminal defendants' speedy trial rights are protected while recognizing the realities of litigation...
Federal Court Cites Article Written By Christopher Keleher
A federal district court, the Northern District of Illinois, recently cited an article by Christopher Keleher in an important employment case concerning the Fair Labor Standards Act, Arroyo v. Olde Eng. Gardens, No. 20-cv-2751, 2024 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 212005; 2024 WL 4851523 (Nov. 21, 2024). Keleher's article, The Perils of Unpaid Internships, 101 Ill. B.J....
Christopher Keleher Interviewed By Glossy Magazine About Counterfiters Selling on Amazon
I recently had the honor of being interviewed by Glossy Magazine about Schedule A litigation. The domestic implications of Schedule A litigation are wide and varied, and it was a great privilege to offer...
Keleher Appellate Law Group Recognized By China IP Law Association
A major new research report, entitled "2024 Report on Overseas IP Dispute of Chinese Entities," was released last week. The report was prepared by the prestigious China IP Law Association and the National Overseas IP Dispute Coordination Center in Beijing, China.
In the report, the organizations analyzed the number of Trademark Schedule A cases...
Lawsuit Dismissed
Last week, I obtained a significant victory for my clients in a Schedule A matter. My clients, Japanese online retailers, were sued for trademark/copyright infringement in the Northern District of Illinois. The case is Sega Corporation et al. v. The Individuals, Corporations, Limited Liability Companies, Partnerships, and Unincorporated Associations identified on...
Seventh Circuit Win in RICO Conspiracy Appeal
This week, an appellate opinion was issued by the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in United States v. Watkins, et al., Case No. 20-2048. I represented the Appellant Lloyd Dotson in this appeal of a jury trial finding of guilt against Mr. Dotson and a dozen other defendants for RICO violations. One of...
Publication in Catholic University Law Review
I had the honor of being published in the latest volume of The Catholic University Law Review. The article explores the dynamic issues of prior restraint of social media platforms during COVID, most notably the Supreme Court decision of Murthy v. Missouri. The BlueBook citation is: Christopher Keleher, The Antidote of Free Speech: Censorship During the Pandemic, 73 Cath....
Christopher Keleher Speaks at First Amendment Symposium at Catholic University Law School
Today I had the honor of speaking at a symposium entitled "Law Surrounding the COVID Era: The Effects of the Pandemic on Policies and Practices." The symposium was held at the Catholic University Law School in Washington D.C. The panel included two distinguished panelists, Marc DeGirolami, St. John Henry Newman Professor of...