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Megan A. Corrigan

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New York
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Overview

Intrigued by the constantly evolving nature of law, Megan Corrigan turned her interest into a developing practice. She has assisted members of the BakerHostetler team representing Trustee Irving H. Picard for the SIPA liquidation of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, having been assigned to an avoidance action team for a feeder fund. Her diverse experience also includes representing a start-up company in the consumer health products industry in a complex dispute spanning multiple jurisdictions and involving claims for breach of contract, fraud, the misappropriation of intellectual property, trade libel and false advertising.

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Prior Positions

  • The Honorable Devin P. Cohen, New York Supreme Court, Kings County: Judicial Extern (2016)

Admissions

  • U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
  • New York

Education

  • J.D., Fordham University School of Law, 2018, cum laude; Fordham University Urban Law Journal, Staff Member; 2016 Pepperdine National Entertainment Law Moot Court Competition Champion, Best Advocate in the Final Round
  • B.S., Fairfield University, 2010, summa cum laude

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IP Intelligence: Insight on Intellectual Property
President Trump's Continued Focus on Counterfeit Goods
By Robertson D. Beckerlegge, Megan A. Corrigan, Heather J. McDonald, Kevin M. Wallace
November 9, 2020
On Oct. 13, President Donald Trump signed a “Memorandum on Stopping Counterfeit Trafficking on E-Commerce Platforms Through Fines and Civil Penalties.”[1] This memorandum builds on his prior Jan. 31 executive order, discussed in the first...
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IP Intelligence: Insight on Intellectual Property
A Finding of Willfulness Is Not Required for an Award of Profits in a Trademark Infringement Case
By Megan A. Corrigan, Nancy Rubner Frandsen, Kevin M. Wallace
April 24, 2020
The Supreme Court has definitively answered the question of whether a plaintiff in a trademark infringement suit is required to show, as a precondition to a profits award, that a defendant willfully infringed the plaintiff’s trademark. By...
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IP Intelligence: Insight on Intellectual Property
US Government Cracks Down on Counterfeits in 2020
By Robertson D. Beckerlegge, Megan A. Corrigan, Heather J. McDonald, Kevin M. Wallace
March 18, 2020
Combating counterfeit goods has become a serious focus of the U.S. government in 2020. This article is the first in an ongoing series about the actions being taken in this fight and the implications for e-commerce platforms and companies...
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