Anticipating our client’s needs relating to brand protection is of paramount importance to your Foley Hoag Trademark team.
Theresa Canzoneri is a Senior Trademark Paralegal in Foley Hoag’s Intellectual Property Department. Her practice covers all aspects of trademark and copyright administration on a global basis, including trademark prosecution, copyright registration, global brand protection and collaboration on IP due diligence projects for corporate transactions.
She works closely with the firm's attorneys, clients and foreign counsel to manage all aspects of clients’ worldwide portfolios, including substantive and procedural trademark and copyright matters, assisting with contentious matters and assessing brand protection needs, both in the U.S. and globally.
Theresa assists with in-house clearance searches for firm clients, liaises between Foley Hoag attorneys and clients in the development and execution of filing strategies, and prepares legal documents for various trademark matters. Theresa monitors deadlines, providing appropriate notice and guidance to meet the deadlines.
Theresa also has broad experience in global filings and knowledge concerning specific requirements for various trademark offices worldwide and strong relationships with foreign counsel to get it done.
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