Michael Bonella serves as a shareholder in the IP team and is on the board of directors of Flaster Greenberg PC. In addition to his strong litigation capabilities and strategic legal insight, he draws upon his diverse technical expertise as a former Navy Nuclear Submarine Officer in his IP practice. Bonella represents major companies, including IKEA, Johnson & Johnson, and Teva Pharmaceuticals, in both high-stakes litigation and patent strategy.

Jordan LaVine, co-managing shareholder at Flaster Greenberg PC and former chair of its intellectual property department, is a nationally respected IP attorney who advises high-profile clients across publishing, tech, and consumer goods. LaVine leads major litigation and oversees global portfolio strategy, including ongoing representation of Grubhub in a high-stakes trademark dispute and nearly two decades of global brand counsel to The New York Times Company. LaVine also manages cross-border IP enforcement for manufacturers like CRC Industries.

Lynn Rzonca, chair of intellectual property at Ballard Spahr LLP, leads a nationally recognized IP practice based out of Philadelphia, with a focus on litigation, brand protection, and strategic portfolio management. She advises clients across diverse industries including energy, technology, retail, and logistics, advising on complex disputes and innovation strategies. Renowned for her work on trademark and copyright matters, Rzonca has established herself as a go-to IP counsel for Fortune 100 companies, guiding them through high-stakes litigation and IP challenges in rapidly evolving commercial landscapes.

David Wolfsohn at Duane Morris LLP, is a seasoned IP litigator with a strong national reputation for resolving high-stakes trademark and trade dress disputes in federal court. Wolfsohn represents clients across industries ranging from consumer goods and furniture to food and hospitality. His recent docket includes multimillion-dollar matters involving fraud on the court, trade secret defenses, and novel issues in trademark law argued before multiple federal appellate courts.

Vice chair of Duane Morris LLP’s intellectual property group, Christiane Schuman Campbell is a trusted advisor to global and domestic brands navigating trademark litigation, brand protection, and complex IP enforcement. A nationally recognized first-chair IP litigator, she represents major brands in federal courts and before the TTAB. Campbell has strong experience across multiple sectors, including retail, tech, and consumer goods.

Nicole McLaughlin, chair of the trademark, copyright, entertainment and advertising team at Duane Morris LLP, is widely recognized for her authoritative litigation counsel in the trademark arena. With a practice rooted in protecting global brands, McLaughlin excels in high-stakes enforcement actions, including complex cross-border disputes. As worldwide trademark counsel to Trojan Battery Company, she secured a $2.6m award and permanent injunction in US litigation while also leading international enforcement efforts across the EU. Working closely with Italian counsel, McLaughlin coordinated a landmark injunction in Milan – demonstrating her strength in complex, high-stakes, international brand protection.

A seasoned litigator at Stevens & Lee, Joseph Wolfson advises clients in complex intellectual property and unfair competition matters, particularly in the pharmaceutical and medical device sectors. With a background as a former District Attorney and a focus on litigation, Wolfson represents companies such as Teva Pharmaceuticals in disputes involving FDA-regulated IP. Offering great courtroom experience, he also serves as outside general counsel to mid-market clients navigating trademark, patent, and advertising issues in evolving regulatory landscapes.

Tod Kupstas, a principal in Offit Kurman’s Intellectual Property Practice Group, represents a diverse roster of clients ranging from software innovators to consumer goods companies. He has guided clients like Tactual Labs in expanding valuable patent portfolios and supports emerging businesses – including Prime Station Brewing and PT Autosport – in protecting their brands through trademark strategy and portfolio development.