Margo
Margo Fashion Law was founded by a fashion-versed practicing attorney licensed in Washington, D.C., and California. With over a decade of legal expertise, she started her practice in Los Angeles, where she advised clients on matters ranging from brand protection and licensing transactions to commercial litigation. With experience at global firms, she has priorly collaborated on the representation of major social media platforms in infringement actions, assisted corporate clients with licensing transactions, and supported investors in securities claims involving a foreign company trading on the American Stock Exchange.
Fashion Law®
When practicing law at a boutique firm in Beverly Hills, California, Margo Fashion Law's founding attorney advised beauty, fashion, and luxury companies entering the U.S. market by providing guidance on trademark registration filings, brand licensing, and design protection, helping them expand their online presence.
Margo Fashion Law's authored content followed degrees obtained from the Université de Genève, alongside the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in Geneva, Switzerland, and the fashion law institute at Fordham university in NYC, focusing on the comparative legal frameworks that govern cross-border brand strategy and design protection in global markets.
WASHINGTON D.C.
First established in Los Angeles, California, and now based in Washington, D.C., Margo Fashion Law assists global brands, entrepreneurs, and creatives with actionable content and guided resources to effectively protect their brand and elevate their market presence. Margo Fashion Law was created to bridge the gap between in-depth legal news and practical tools to assist with brand, design, and image-use protection.
Margo Fashion Law’s content platform is intended for informational purposes, only, and does not constitute legal advice. Margo Fashion Law liaises with global firms and encourages you to retain dedicated counsel in the jurisdictions where you operate your brand for your specific needs.
