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• Negotiating complex copyright and trademark licensing agreements for the Public Relations Society<br />

of America, the American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging, the National Fallen<br />

Firefighters Foundation, and the <strong>New</strong> York American Marketing Association<br />

• Conducting an intellectual property audit for the Refrigeration Service Engineers Society and<br />

providing staff training on copyright issues for the American Society for Training and Development<br />

and the American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association<br />

• Advising the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association, the American College of<br />

Emergency Physicians, the American Staffing Association, and the American Coalition for Clean<br />

Coal Electricity on complex retirement and benefit plan issues<br />

• Negotiating the headquarters building sale and purchase for the Special Libraries Association, and<br />

assisting <strong>The</strong> American Institute of Architects in connection with the “greening” and renovation of<br />

its headquarters building<br />

• Lobbying Capitol Hill on behalf of the NCAA, the WNBA, the Air Transport Association, the<br />

National Foundation for Credit Counseling, the Real Estate Roundtable, the North American Spine<br />

Society, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, the Screen Actors Guild, the Creative Coalition, and<br />

many other associations<br />

In addition to serving the association and nonprofit sector, <strong>Venable</strong> attorneys are deeply engaged<br />

in the association community they represent. Our attorneys contribute in many ways, including giving<br />

speeches, writing articles, serving on boards and committees, and offering their time and resources to<br />

various association events and initiatives. <strong>Venable</strong>’s attorneys give more than 75 presentations a year to<br />

association executives and publish over 150 articles annually on association legal issues. A listing of<br />

many of these contributions and activities can be found on our website, www.venable.com/associations.<br />

Specifically, an index of the numerous articles written by <strong>Venable</strong> attorneys on association legal topics<br />

can be found at www.venable.com/associations/publications, and a searchable index of news and<br />

speaking presentations can be found on our website as well.<br />

INTEGRATED LEGAL SERVICES<br />

As a full-service law firm with nearly 600 attorneys – all of whose bios are available at<br />

www.venable.com and searchable by area of law – <strong>Venable</strong> is able to provide<br />

range of integrated services that are particularly important to our<br />

association and nonprofit clients. While our core group of association<br />

Our core group of<br />

attorneys – Jeff Tenenbaum, Brock Landry, Bob Waldman, George<br />

association attorneys<br />

Constantine, Thora Johnson, Jonathan Pompan, Beth Caseman,<br />

draws on the<br />

Kristen Sitchler, Ann Thomas, Matt Journy, Aaron Hiller, and Yossi<br />

knowledge and<br />

Ziffer – spends all of its time addressing the legal issues affecting our<br />

experience of<br />

association clients, our practice is much broader than that, drawing on attorneys across the<br />

the knowledge and experience of attorneys throughout the firm, in<br />

firm, in virtually every<br />

area of law.<br />

virtually every area of law. This combination has proven to be extremely<br />

effective, efficient and beneficial to all of our clients.<br />

a<br />

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