Hope Hughes is an associate in the Intellectual Property and Social Media Practice Groups in the Dallas office of Haynes and Boone, LLP.
Recent Publications
- "Annual Review of Litigation, Chapter 3: Appellate Practice," contributor, with Kendyl Hanks and Mark Trachtenberg, American Bar Association, Section of Business Law, April 2011.
- "Brand Protection Is An App-solute Must," co-author with David Bell, Law360, April 22, 2011.
- "One Bad App Spoils the Bunch: Brand Protection in the App Era" co-author with David Bell, Texas Bar Journal, March 2011.
- "The Bankruptcy Code and Single Asset Real Estate," published in Headnotes, a publication of the Dallas Bar Association, July 2010, Vol. 34, No. 7.
- "One is the Loneliest Number: Chapter 11 Single Asset Real Estate Cases," Co-Author with Robin Phelan, 34th Annual Judge Alexander Paskay Seminar on Bankruptcy Law and Practice, American Bankruptcy Institute, March 5, 2010.
Online Publications
08/16/2011 -
The IP Beacon, August 2011
A Haynes and Boone Newsletter highlighting current issues in Intellectual Property Law.
05/09/2011 -
The IP Beacon, May 2011
A Haynes and Boone Newsletter highlighting current issues in Intellectual Property Law.
05/09/2011 -
Top Five Hints for Making an Effective Dilution Claim
05/09/2011 -
Brand Protection is an App-solute Must
As appeared in
The IP Beacon, May 2011.
04/22/2011 -
Brand Protection Is An App-solute Must
The ubiquity of mobile and Internet applications, or apps, is astounding. Because the mobile apps market will continue to have an increasingly significant impact on the global marketplace, intellectual property practitioners should familiarize themselves with trademark and copyright issues that apps raise and methods of addressing those issues.
02/28/2011 -
One Bad App Spoils the Bunch: Brand Protection in the App Era
This article provides some background on what apps are, as well as trademark and copyright issues they raise and methods of addressing those issues.
02/02/2011 -
The IP Beacon, February 2011
A Haynes and Boone Newsletter highlighting current issues in Intellectual Property Law.
01/20/2011 -
Beware of Fraudulent Trademark and Patent Notices Mimicking Official Communications
As appeared in
The IP Beacon, February 2011.
10/27/2010 -
Weathering the Storm: Third Circuit Concurring Opinion Supports Trademark Licensees’ Retention of Rights in Bankruptcy Cases
The concurring opinion in a recent Third Circuit Court of Appeals case suggests that trademark licensees may be able to retain their rights in bankruptcy cases, even if licensors reject the license agreements.
06/25/2010 -
The Bankruptcy Code and Single Asset Real Estate
Reproduced with permission from Headnotes,
a publication of the Dallas Bar Association, July 2010, Vol. 34, No. 7.
03/25/2010 -
Weathering the Storm: Third Circuit Ruling on Credit Bidding is Bad News for Lenders
On March 22, 2010, the Third Circuit released its long-awaited ruling in the Philadelphia Newspapers case regarding the applicability of credit bidding. In Philadelphia Newspapers, the proposed plan of reorganization provided for a sale of assets free of the liens of the secured creditors without allowing the secured creditors to credit bid on the assets.
03/11/2010 -
Weathering the Storm: Single Asset Real Estate Cases
From 2010 until 2013, approximately $1.4 trillion of commercial real estate loans will mature. This alert discusses the rules governing Single Asset Real Estate (SARE) Chapter 11 cases.