

Brad D. Rose joined Pryor Cashman in 1989 as a corporate, securities and intellectual property litigator and has been a partner at the firm since January 1997. For the past decade, Brad has primarily specialized in the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights in the nature of trademarks and copyrights. Brad is presently the lead partner in Pryor Cashman's Branding, Licensing and Enforcement Group. Brad's client roster includes: individuals and entities in the entertainment industry including recording artists, actors and actresses; fashion designers, apparel and beauty companies; as well as trademark licensors/licensees involved in a multitude of different consumer product and service businesses.
Brad's extensive expertise in formulating, implementing and executing trademark clearance, trademark prosecution, trademark licensing and overall brand protection strategies on a worldwide basis routinely involves worldwide trademark and copyright prosecutions; negotiating and drafting trademark licensing deals; civil and criminal prosecution of trademark infringers and counterfeiters; pursuing cybersquatters both in federal court and in ICAAN arbitration proceedings; prosecuting and defending copyright infringement actions; and negotiating and drafting a variety of sponsorship and endorsement deals for a variety of companies, celebrities and brand owners. Moreover, Brad is routinely recognized in national publications as one of the top five trademark filing attorneys in the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
For a representative sample of those clients for whom Brad regularly undertakes brand licensing, brand protection and/or trademark prosecution matters, please click here.
Brad is a 1985 graduate of Hostra University School of Law, where he was a member of the Law Review.
Brad is AV Peer Review Rated, Martindale Hubbell’s highest peer recognition for ethical standards and legal ability.