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Allison Russell Bruns is a seasoned intellectual property attorney at Taft, Stettinius & Hollister LLP, based in Cincinnati, Ohio. With over two decades of experience, Allison has established herself as a trusted advisor in the realm of copyright and trademark law, helping clients navigate the complexities of protecting their creative works and brands. Her practice areas include copyright application, trademark application, contracts and agreements, and licensing, allowing her to offer comprehensive legal counsel to individuals and businesses seeking to safeguard their intellectual assets. Allison's approach to legal practice is both meticulous and client-centric. She is dedicated to understanding the unique needs and goals of her clients, crafting tailored strategies that align with their business objectives. Her ability to simplify complex legal concepts and communicate them clearly ensures her clients are well-informed and confident in their legal decisions. At Taft, Stettinius & Hollister LLP, Allison works alongside a team of distinguished colleagues, leveraging a wealth of knowledge and resources to deliver exceptional results. Committed to staying at the forefront of intellectual property law, Allison continuously engages in professional development and keeps abreast of the latest legal trends and technologies. Her dedication to excellence is matched by her passion for empowering clients through strategic legal solutions. Whether she is assisting a startup in securing a trademark or facilitating a licensing agreement for a multinational corporation, Allison Russell Bruns is unwavering in her commitment to protecting her clients' interests and fostering their growth in today's competitive marketplace.
Contract attorneys draft, review, and negotiate agreements to protect clients' interests. They help resolve disputes when contracts are breached. Common matters include contract drafting, contract review, negotiations, breach of contract.