Terry Newby Profiled in Roseville City News on His Work with Police Advisory Committee

Litigation Group partner and intellectual property attorney Terrance Newby is profiled in the latest issue of the Roseville (MN) City News. In the article, Terry discusses his membership on the police department's Multicultural Advisory Committee (MAC) in the wake of police killings of Black men in the Twin Cities. The committee helped put in place a "Letters Instead" policy that directs police to send letters to drivers instead of initiating a traffic stop when they observe minor vehicle equipment violations that are not a public safety threat, like a broken taillight.

Terry told the publication that he's proud of that work. "MAC was a driving force behind that policy. This committee is making a difference in people's lives."

View the profile on Terry, and an accompanying article on the committee's efforts, here: Roseville City News Jan./Feb. 2024

Terry has extensive experience assisting clients with their intellectual property, e-commerce, and complex commercial litigation needs. He has successfully represented clients in state and federal courts throughout the country in a broad range of infringement matters involving patent, trademark, copyright, and trade dress as well as licensing disputes. In addition, Terry has taken intellectual property matters to trial, including federal jury trials in patent infringement, trademark infringement, and false advertising cases under the Lanham Act. His clients include software companies, consumer products companies, e-commerce and emerging technology companies, and medical device companies.