Latoicha Andino is the founding member of the firm The IPLAW101 Firm. 

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Ms. Andino brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the firm.  She has successfully defended and protected intellectual property rights of corporations, universities, small business owners and individuals.  Her practice focuses on trademark clearance, registration and prosecution; trademark litigation before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board; copyright registration, litigation and licensing; domain name management and contract review, negotiation and drafting.  She has represented organizations in the following industries:  energy, education, beauty, multimedia, apparel, film, publishing, sound recordings and art.  Ms. Andino is also an expert in legal issues in new media technologies.  She counsels new media clients on intellectual property, product endorsement, advertising, privacy and security issues.  
 
Ms. Andino is a frequent speaker on intellectual property matters.  She has been a featured speaker at Blogher, Blogalicous, The Inventors Association of Georgia, Dekalb County, GA's Small Business Development Conference, and Miller Brewing Company’s Entrepreneur Series.  She is a recurring legal speaker on intellectual property issues at Emory University's Goizueta Business School STARTME small business accelerator program.  
 

Mrs. Andino was featured in Atlanta Tribune Magazine where she was recognized for her commitment to educating individuals on effective business development. She received recognition from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution as a nominee for the Atlanta Business League’s Super Tuesday Awards, in the category, Success Against the Odds.  She is a member of the 2006 and 2007 class of Who’s Who in Black Atlanta.  

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Ms. Andino received her B.A. in English and Political Science with Honors from Florida A&M University.  She received her law degree from Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law.