Using his experience before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and in all aspects of litigation, Frank assists clients with making strategic decisions under these new proceedings, which has resulted in numerous favorable outcomes for his clients.
Outside of the courtroom, Frank proactively works with clients to protect their innovations. As a business lawyer with an intellectual property focus, he views each client's portfolio with an eye towards harvesting, protecting, and monetizing their intellectual property assets, as well as avoiding infringement of third-party intellectual property rights. His related experience in copyright, trademark and trade dress, e-commerce, and privacy issues enables him to counsel clients on the broad range of issues that might relate to their intellectual property portfolios.
Frank's clients span a range of industries, including luxury and consumer goods, media, entertainment, fashion, financial products and services, electronics, and computer hardware and software.
He has taught patent law as an adjunct professor of law in New York City. He is a frequent speaker on IP-related topics.