David L. Lange is a distinguished Melvin G. Shimm Professor Emeritus of Law at Duke University School of Law, specializing in intellectual property, media law, and entertainment law. With a career spanning decades in both academia and legal practice, he stands out as an internationally recognized authority who has shaped intellectual property discourse through teaching, publications, and congressional testimony.
His approach combines deep scholarly insight with practical experience from his background in radio, television, and motion picture production, as well as his work as counsel specializing in copyright, trademarks, and unfair competition. He has advised governmental bodies pro bono, including the National Copyright Office of Vietnam, and has taught and lectured globally. His target clientele includes individuals and organizations involved in media, entertainment, and creative industries seeking expert guidance on complex intellectual property matters.
Services Offered
- Intellectual Property Law
- Copyright Law
- Trademark Law
- Unfair Competition Law
- Entertainment Law
- Media Law
- Legal Consulting
- Expert Testimony
- Pro Bono Consulting
- Academic Lecturing
An accomplished scholar and practitioner, David L. Lange has contributed significantly to the field through his co-authorship of major legal texts and participation in international symposia. His work extends across North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia, reflecting a global perspective on intellectual property issues.
