Representative Experience Archive
The firm helps the client manage and build their historied and extensive trademark and patent portfolio, including domestic and international filings.
The firm provides strategic counsel in regard to the strategic filing and procurement of intellectual property rights domestically and help manage and build the company’s trademark and design patent portfolio.
Amundsen Davis’s counsel included negotiation and execution of a trademark licensing agreement to enable and ensure marketplace co-existence with industry counterparts.
Tim Feldhausen has successfully advised a Wisconsin-based equipment manufacturer on dealer contract amendments and terminations involving safety and brand protection issues while ensuring adherence to regulatory and statutory rules regulating dealerships.
Tim Feldhausen successfully represented a group of investors in the purchase of a local golf course, including forming the right ownership entity, working through unique transactional issues and structuring the operating entity and service and investor relationships.
Tim Feldhausen successfully advised a leading midwestern cold storage client on the sale of multiple facilities located in several states as part of a single transaction, navigating complex real property, financing and transactional issues in addition to structuring a cross-dock relationship and support arrangements.
Tim Feldhausen successfully represented a major hotel chain in the purchase of a historic hotel out of bankruptcy and advised on real estate, franchise and operational issues, resulting in a successful renovation and relaunch of a historic hotel, contributing to downtown renovation and revitalization.
The matter involved claims of construction defect where the plaintiff condominium association claimed that our client performed defective workmanship, allegedly causing the condo association nearly $1,000,000 in damage.
Constantine defended a reputable common carrier railroad in a claim where a passenger alleged that he was irreparably injured.
Litigation involved breach of the condo association’s operating agreement by the commercial tenant, who failed to pay common area maintenance fees and assessments