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Isaiah D. Anderson

Associate

Isaiah Anderson is an associate in the Litigation Department. He is a member of the firm’s nationally recognized Appellate Practice Group, which has been named to the National Law Journal’s Appellate Hot List. Isaiah has drafted briefs to several federal appellate courts, including the First and Second Circuits.

As a member of the Intellectual Property Litigation Group, Isaiah handles false-advertising and copyright disputes, as well as trademark, trade secret, and patent litigation. He has represented clients in a variety of industries, including medical-device companies, consumer-products companies, food and beverage companies, and art foundations.

Finally, Isaiah is a member of the firm’s Commercial Litigation Practice, and has successfully represented clients in high-stakes contractual disputes involving life sciences, real estate, transportation services, and other industries in trial courts and arbitration in a number of jurisdictions.

Isaiah also maintains a diverse pro bono practice, as he has represented indigent clients in district and appellate courts and drafted amicus briefs in support of equal voting rights. He has also advised clients on a range of matters, including a record label contract negotiation and healthcare information campaign. In addition to his active practice, Isaiah is an author of Proskauer’s advertising law blog, Proskauer on Advertising, and commercial litigation blog, Minding Your Business.

Isaiah earned his J.D. from New York University, where he was a Senior Executive Editor of the New York University Law Review and worked with the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law in advocating for racial and economic justice.

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Sweet (But Not Too Sugary) Victory: Court Dismisses Lawsuit Over Sprout Foods Baby Food Labeling

Judge Richard Seeborg of the Northern District of California recently dismissed a putative class action alleging that Sprout Foods’s nutritional claims on its baby and toddler food labels misled consumers into believing that the products provide physical health benefits.  In their complaint, plaintiffs alleged that the products are “harmful both nutritionally and developmentally” due to … Continue Reading
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