Hogan Lovells 2024 Election Impact and Congressional Outlook Report
Anna Kurian Shaw
Partner Intellectual Property
Languages
English
She has been repeatedly recognized by Managing Intellectual Property as an IP Star and by the World Trademark Review 1000, which notes her "special flair for dealing with non-traditional marks and issues that reach the International Trade Commission."
She has worked on cutting-edge trademark, trade dress, and copyright issues, including enforcing and obtaining protection for nontraditional trademarks such as the shape of the Tic Tac mint, the product configuration of various furniture designs, and the purple color of a protective glove, and has represented the companies behind such iconic brands like NUTELLA, American Red Cross, The Smurfs, Goodyear, Segway, Ketel One, Kia, and Girl Scouts. When clients have difficult and important issues, they come to her for her zealous advocacy, creative problem solving, and practical advice.
Successfully represented a medical device manufacturer in a four-week trial and appeal involving trade dress and false advertising claims.
Won three-week jury trial for multinational chemical company in a dispute over technology relating to crop plants capable of producing omega-3 fatty acids.
Successfully represented the American Red Cross in its epic battle with Johnson & Johnson regarding the use of the Red Cross emblem.
Successfully represented Ferrero in trademark and trade dress litigation involving Tic Tac mints and Kinder Joy confections.
Successfully represented multiple famous automobile manufacturers in connection with preliminary injunctions in federal court.
Obtained general exclusion orders from the ITC on behalf of Kimberly-Clark prohibiting the importation of purple protective gloves and Red Bull prohibiting the importation of gray market product.
Obtained a limited exclusion order from the ITC for Segway against Swagway-branded hoverboards.