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STACY O. STITHAM
News & Information
- Eyes On IP
- Appellate Court to Consider B&I’s Amicus Brief for Internet Retailers in Patent Appeal
- B&I Wins Summary Judgment for Talbots in Multi–million Dollar Class Action
- National Law Journal Interviews B&I on Patent Appeal
- B&I Attorneys Selected by ABA for Treatise on Class Action Litigation
- B&I Attorneys Attend 25th Annual IP Law Conference
- B&I Attorneys Launch Intellectual Property Blog for Businesses
- B&I Attorneys File Brief On Behalf of Conservationists and Sportsmen
- Brann & Isaacson the Voice of Major Internet Sellers In Landmark Patent Case
- ALJ Strikes Tax On Payments Related To Display Racks
Practice Areas
ATTORNEY BIOGRAPHY
Stacy O. Stitham is an associate whose practice includes civil
litigation in state and federal courts and proceedings before
administrative agencies on behalf of national corporations as well as
local businesses and individuals, with particular emphasis on
intellectual property litigation. She has represented clients in
patent, trademark, trade dress, and copyright suits in federal courts
ranging from Maine to California and from Illinois to Texas. Stacy
additionally has represented clients in administrative proceedings and
litigation against revenue departments in a number of states.
Stacy is a member of Brann & Isaacson’s team of lawyers representing the
Natural Resources Council of Maine in its efforts to preserve and
restore Maine's water resources, including the nearby Androscoggin
River. On July 7, 2010, she successfully obtained the entry of summary judgment in favor of The Talbots, Inc. in a lawsuit relating to claims arising under the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act and Washington's state law regulating certain automated telephone calls. Cubbage v. The Talbots, Inc., ___ F.Supp.3d ___ (W.D. Wash. 2010).
Stacy is a co-author of 'Eyes on IP,' a blog that reports on developments in intellectual property law as they affect the business community.
EDUCATION
Harvard College (A.B., magna cum laude, 2002); Harvard Law School
(J.D., cum laude, 2005); Senior Editor, Harvard Law School Environmental
Law Review (2004 - 2005). Recipient, Kenneth R. Clegg Award for
Excellence (July 2005). This award is given to the applicant with the
highest combined score on the Maine Bar Examination in his or her first
attempt at passing a bar examination.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Law Clerk, Judge John A. Woodcock, Jr., United States District Court
for the District of Maine (2005 - 2006); Board of Trustees, Maine
Audubon Society; Board of Governors, New Lawyers Section of the Maine
State Bar Association.
BAR ADMISSIONS & MEMBERSHIPS
Maine, Massachusetts (2006); United States District Courts for the District of Maine (2006) and District of Massachusetts (2009); U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (2010). Maine State Bar Association; American Bar Association.