Seth Graham is an associate in the Technology Transactions Group of Morrison & Foerster’s Tokyo office. His practice is concentrated on transactions and counseling involving intellectual property, with an emphasis on the structuring and negotiation of licensing agreements and technology transfers, internet matters, joint development agreements, outsourcing arrangements and copyright and trademark registration and enforcement. He also advises clients on current and emerging privacy, security and data protection laws as well as intellectual property-related issues in the context of adversarial litigation settlements and in connection with mergers and acquisitions, restructuring and other corporate transactions. He has significant experience in handling intellectual property issues for clients in the information technology, financial services and software industries. Mr. Graham has provided legal services to pro bono clients and several not-for-profit entities, visual artists and musicians in connection with establishing and enforcing their intellectual property rights.
Mr. Graham received his B.A. degree in Philosophy and Economics, Phi Beta Kappa and with high honors, from Dartmouth College in 1999, and later received an M.A. in Philosophy from the New School for Social Research in 2002. He earned his J.D. degree from Stanford Law School in 2007, where he served as Managing Editor of the Stanford Law & Policy Review and as a teaching assistant to Prof. John H. Merryman (Art Law).