Rachelle Dubow’s practice focuses on counseling, protection and licensing of intellectual property rights, with an emphasis on domestic and international trademark prosecution and global brand management. Rachelle assists companies in the selection, clearance, registration and enforcement of trademarks and the registration and enforcement of copyrights, as well as the leveraging of intellectual property assets. Rachelle has represented numerous multinational companies in connection with the licensing of trademark rights and the related manufacturing and distribution of licensed products and services. In addition, she has significant experience with general IP diligence in both M&A and investment-related transactions. Rachelle represents clients in a wide variety of industries that include finance, entertainment, consumer products, medical and pharmaceutical products, life sciences, computer technology, and the Internet.

Rachelle has done a considerable amount of pro bono work for entities including the Family Law Project for Battered Women, the Economic Justice Project, the Center For Women and Enterprise, Washington Area Lawyers for the Arts, and currently assists many of the firms pro bono clients with IP related matters including Partners in Health, a nonprofit corporation, the Say Yes to Education Foundation and the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, among others.