Jordan Lavine

Background

About Jordan Lavine

Jordan serves as Flaster Greenberg's Co-Managing Shareholder. He is past chair of the firm's Intellectual Property Department and serves on the firm's Board of Directors. He concentrates his practice on trademark, copyright and unfair competition, strategic counseling, litigation, licensing, and prosecution matters. He is highly regarded within the legal industry and has been named by the World Trademark Review as one of the top three attorneys in Pennsylvania for trademark prosecution, strategy, and counseling and is ranked in the World Trademark Review’s highest band (Gold) for his work. Some of Jordan's representative clients are The New York Times Company, Penske Media (publisher of Rolling Stone, Variety, and other well-known publications), Grubhub, Simon & Schuster, Apple & Eve, and Medidata Solutions (a leading provider of software solutions for clinical trial management). Jordan represents clients of all sizes, from individuals to start-up companies to some of the largest companies in the world. A frequent lecturer and author, Jordan speaks and writes on various topics in the intellectual property field. Mr. LaVine is a past co-chair of ALI/ABA’s course of trademarks, copyrights and unfair competition for the general counsel and solo practitioners and is a frequent speaker on topics related to intellectual property law. Jordan has also been engaged as expert witness in matters concerning trademark law and is also regularly contacted by members of the media for legal commentary on breaking news regarding trademark disputes. In addition to his recognition by the World Trademark Review, Jordan has received numerous other recognitions, including being selected as a “Leader in the Field” in Pennsylvania for intellectual property by Chambers & Partners USA, 2008 – 2023; selected to Best Lawyers in America® in the field of trademarks and copyrights, 2013 – 2024; was ranked by Trademark Insider Magazine among the top 25 trademark lawyers in the U.S; and has been named a Pennsylvania “Super Lawyer” by Thomson Reuters for many years. For 13 years, Jordan was an adjunct professor at Villanova University School of Law, where he created and taught the course “Advanced Trademark Issues.” He has also been a guest lecturer at the Fordham University School of Law.