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Intellectual property concepts are always timely

Eric F. Greenberg | Attorney-at-Law

The area of law referred to as “intellectual property,” encompassing patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade dress and trade secrets, can be a source of confusion for many people.

Most lawyers, in fact, leave the area to specialists.

Intellectual property often is a company’s most valuable asset. Packaging is intimately involved in intellectual property, as package label content and structural designs can be the subject of trademark or trade dress protection, or even copyright protection, and patents commonly cover packaging structures, designs, or even techniques. All these features can be the very essence of what differentiates your product from the competition or connects in the minds of consumers.

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Eric F. Greenberg, P.C. provides legal representation to clients whose food products are, or are suspected of being in violation of FDA provisions and state laws. He has represented numerous parties experiencing hardships and helped them comply with FDA regulations. Any food crisis affects many suppliers, even suppliers whose food is not contaminated.

For example, when the spinach outbreak hit the United States, a number of companies responsible for producing and transporting spinach were affected when it was temporarily removed from the market. It was a preventative measure to reassure consumers that quality assurance guidelines would be assessed and new practices would be put into place.

Representing Companies before the FDA & State Agencies

For 20 years, Mr. Greenberg has handled crisis management for companies throughout Illinois and the United States. Large corporations and production plants count on legal representation when a food poisoning outbreak or contamination, production, packaging, or shipping issue emerges. When such crises arise, we can help clients in the following ways:

  • Assist with determining recall of the product.
  • Handling communications with the Food and Drug Administration and state agencies.
  • Coordinating statements for presentation to consumers and the media.
  • Establishing new practices and procedures for protection of consumers.
  • Investigation of the scope and cause of the crisis/outbreak/contamination.
  • Limiting damage caused by food crisis.
  • Reassuring and preserving customer relations.

When a company responds proactively and effectively, reassuring clients, and putting into practice new safety procedures, the company can often come out of the crisis in a better position and stronger than when it started. Responding successfully to a crisis in the food industry is the most important step in resolving it. In turn, effective preparation is a key to a successful response.

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For preventative legal advice and post-crisis representation, contact Eric F. Greenberg, P.C. Our U.S. food crisis management lawyers will provide you with comprehensive information for crisis management.

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The law firm of Eric F. Greenberg, P.C., located in Chicago, Illinois, represents clients in food and drug law, packaging law, and food chain national security. The attorneys serve clients throughout the United States, from New York to California, Minnesota to Texas.



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