Thompson Coburn
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505 N 7th St, St. Louis, MO 63101
Recent News About Thompson Coburn
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In a recent World IP Review article, Thompson Coburn IP partners Tom Polcyn, Matt Braunel, and Michael Parks discuss the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit’s decision affirming that AI systems cannot be recognized as authors under U.S. copyright law.
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Thompson Coburn higher education partner Scott Goldschmidt was quoted extensively in a recent Law.com article on the U.S. Supreme Court blocking new Title IX rules proposed by the Biden administration to protect LGBTQ+ individuals.
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For the second consecutive year, Thompson Coburn’s Lobbying & Policy group is a finalist in the Government Relations/Lobbying category for the National Law Journal Legal Awards.
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Demonstrating the firm’s commitment to legal excellence, Thompson Coburn attorneys have earned multiple honors in the 2025 edition of The Best Lawyers in America.
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Washington, D.C. Office Managing Partner Eileen Brown was featured in Law.com’s "How I Made It" series, sharing insights from her career trajectory, challenges as an office managing partner, and more.
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Thompson Coburn partner Robert Shapiro wrote a new article in Business Law Today on the filing of customs entries for international transactions, a complex and highly regulated process.
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Thompson Coburn’s Mark Indelicato, managing partner of the firm’s New York office, and associate Danielle Ullo wrote a new article in Chain Store Age, shedding light on recent economic impact on commercial real estate and the restaurant industry.
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Thompson Coburn partners Emily Wang Murphy and Shoko Naruo have been selected to participate in the NAPABA Partners Summit for 2024.
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Mark Indelicato, managing partner of Thompson Coburn’s New York office, recently has been tapped by multiple publications as a key source for his insights into various bankruptcy topics, including Red Lobster’s bankruptcy filing and Johnson & Johnson’s third attempt to resolve talc claims via bankruptcy proceedings.
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EAST ST. LOUIS – Multi district litigation against Monsanto involving weed killer Dicamba will go before District Judge Stephen Limbaugh at the Eastern District of Missouri, in spite of calls for the Southern District of Illinois.
