About David
David Dahan practices intellectual property law at Korngut Paleudis LLC in New York City, New York. He joined the legal profession after earning his J.D. from Tulane University School of Law in 1994. The firm specializes in various aspects of intellectual property, including communications and internet law, as well as trademarks. David's experience in these areas allows him to navigate complex legal fields effectively — His academic background includes a B.A.
from Brandeis University, which he completed in 1991. This foundation in liberal arts has contributed to his analytical skills and understanding of diverse legal issues. David's work often involves advising clients on trademark registration, protection strategies, and enforcement actions — He also assists businesses in navigating the regulatory frameworks surrounding internet communications. Most of David's caseload consists of trademark-related matters, including registration and disputes. He frequently represents clients in negotiations and litigations involving intellectual property rights.
Cases typically involve initial assessments of trademark eligibility, filing applications, and responding to any challenges that may arise during the registration process. Before joining Korngut Paleudis LLC, David held an Of Counsel position at another firm, where he further developed his expertise in intellectual property law. His role involved collaborating with various stakeholders to develop strategies for protecting clients' intellectual assets. This experience gave him a knowledge of both the legal and business aspects of intellectual property. David is an active member of the New York City Bar Association and the International Trademark Association (INTA).
His involvement in these organizations keeps him updated on the latest trends and developments in intellectual property law. He regularly participates in seminars and workshops, sharing insights with peers and enhancing his professional network. In addition to his legal practice, David is committed to mentoring young attorneys and law students interested in intellectual property law. He believes in the importance of fostering the next generation of legal professionals. His dedication to the field is evident in his ongoing contributions to legal education and professional development initiatives.
