Aaron Sanders PLLC warrants another (though fleeting) mention in the Nashville City Paper/Nashville Post. Apparently, Rick Sanders is part of a trend, but we don’t think anyone else went and started a new law firm. Meanwhile, Rick Sanders has posted his third blog entry from the Stanford eCommerce Best Practices Conference. Now he talks about why “virtual” goods are not the same as real goods. At least not for the consumers. We’re calling this one “Why Your Kindle is Not Like Your Nightstand.”
Rick is an intellectual-property litigator. He handles lawsuits, arbitrations, emergency injunctions and temporary restraining orders, opposition and cancellation proceedings, uniform dispute resolution proceedings (UDRPs), pre-litigation counseling, litigation avoidance, and other disputes, relating to copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, domain names, technology and intellectual-property licenses, and various privacy rights. He has taught Copyright Law at Vanderbilt University Law School. He co-founded Aaron | Sanders with Tara Aaron-Stelluto in 2011.
