Andrew provided me a time and cost-effective strategy to resolve a tech/business related issue. My goals were to protect my professional reputation and ensure information about me online was correct. He helped me achieve these goals, while putting the situation into perspective, which put me at ease (a skill only a few great attorneys possess). He would be my go-to expert in legal questions that involve technology and business matters.
Andrew advises clients regarding the preparation and negotiation of contracts, the formation of new business entities (including corporations and limited liability companies), and the operation, purchase, finance, and sale of businesses and non-profit organizations. Andrew has also guided clients through mergers and acquisitions in a variety of industries, and has served as securities counsel for private placements and associated federal and state securities filings (including Regulation D).
Andrew provides intellectual property law services for owners and users of all types of intellectual property and technology, including patents, copyrights, trademarks and trade secrets. Andrew's practice includes supporting and assisting businesses in identifying their intellectual property, technology, know-how, and goodwill, and taking appropriate measures to capture, protect, and exploit its inherent value depending upon the business' specific needs and strategy.
Andrew leads his firm's Cybersecurity and Data Privacy practice and advises clients regarding data security and privacy issues, including cybersecurity best practices, security incident response, and data breach obligations and liability. He also guides clients through the data breach notification process, including compliance with the patchwork of state and federal data breach laws and regulations.
Andrew advises clients regarding a full spectrum of intellectual property and technology licensing agreements and strategies, including patent, trademark, trade secret, and copyright licenses, fully negotiated commercial software license agreements, software support and maintenance agreements, clickwrap licenses, software as a service (SaaS) agreements, cloud services agreements, open source licensing, end user license agreements (EULAs), website terms of use, and privacy policies.
Andrew advises businesses regarding brand protection and licensing strategies. He has filed numerous federal, state, and international trademark registration applications. Andrew also assists clients with the protection of their trademarks against infringement by third parties and the resolution of IP disputes, and he represents clients in trademark opposition and cancellation proceedings before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Andrew Stockment focuses his practice on corporate and business law, intellectual property and technology, and cybersecurity and data privacy. He advises clients regarding the preparation and negotiation of contracts and the formation, operation, purchase, finance, and sale of businesses. Andrew enjoys working with startups and established companies to form and grow their businesses and develop, protect, and license their intellectual property and technology assets. Andrew counsels clients regarding information governance and data security and privacy issues, and he assists organizations with cybersecurity incident response and data breach notification compliance.
Andrew regularly publishes and speaks on intellectual property, technology, and cybersecurity issues, and he has been selected to the 2013 - 2022 Virginia Rising Stars lists by Super Lawyers and the "Legal Elite" list by Virginia Business magazine (2019 - 2022), and he has received the Sandra P. Thompson Award from The Virginia Bar Association (VBA) Young Lawyers Division (the VBA YLD's highest honor) for "outstanding work and long-term service". He currently serves on the Virginia State Bar Business Law Seciton Board of Governors and the VBA Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law Section Council, and he previously served as Chair of the VBA Young Lawyers Division and as a member of the VBA Board of Governors. Andrew also currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Charlottesville Business Innovation Council (CBIC).
Before becoming an attorney, Andrew worked as a software engineer for a publicly traded healthcare information technology company and owned a website development business for several years. He graduated from the University of Virginia School of Law, where he served on the Editorial Board of the Virginia Law Review and the Managing Board of the Virginia Journal of Social Policy & the Law.
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Andrew provided me a time and cost-effective strategy to resolve a tech/business related issue. My goals were to protect my professional reputation and ensure information about me online was correct. He helped me achieve these goals, while putting the situation into perspective, which put me at ease (a skill only a few great attorneys possess). He would be my go-to expert in legal questions that involve technology and business matters.
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