Hope Shovein’s practice focuses primarily on litigation in the areas of trademarks, trade secrets, trade dress, counterfeit products and unfair competition. She is also active in trademark prosecution and proceedings before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. Prior to joining Brooks Kushman, Hope worked in the intellectual property department of a major automotive company, where she gained a valuable background in domestic and international trademark law. Hope’s in-house legal experience has given her valuable perspective into providing clients with cost-effective and targeted legal service. She uses this perspective to assist clients across a range of industries on intellectual property matters such as domain name conflicts, advice relating to product packaging and marketing materials, and the procurement, assignment, licensing, and enforcement of intellectual property rights. Hope also has experience with administrative agencies such as the FDA and CPSC with respect to product review and clearance. Hope is a member of the State Bar of Michigan and is admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. Honors & Awards
“Top Lawyer,” DBusiness Magazine, 2011-2012. “Rising Star,” Michigan Super Lawyers, Intellectual Property, 2011. “Up & Coming Lawyer,” Michigan Lawyers Weekly, 2010.