Dhillon Law Group is a national law firm of distinction with offices in California, New York, New Jersey, Florida, and Virginia.Our relentless and talented legal team has successfully represented clients in state and federal cases across the country.

Ron Coleman is a Member of the Firm’s Intellectual Property and Commercial and Corporate Litigation Practice Groups. He is a commercial litigator focusing on torts of competition who has shaped the law relating to the use and abuse of intellectual property as a tool of competition and free speech in the last two decades. An experienced first-chair litigator and appellate advocate, he has also been recognized for his pioneering use of social media in his legal role.

Commercial and intellectual property litigation and representation.

Lawline.com CLE Courses: Legal Aspects of BloggingRonald Coleman joined the Lawline.com faculty last year with an exciting new course on blogs. The course is based on the idea that blogs are growing in importance and the rules and laws that govern the internet and online media are in the evolutionary process. Ron goes over the basics and gives a good introduction of the area to lawyers who may still be unfamiliar with blogs. Ron also writes his own blog entitled Likelihood of Confusion.Favorite Comments about Ron Coleman"Very interesting topic by knowledgeable speaker." - Virginia (Red Bank, NJ)"Interesting speaker; good presentation on a topic of growing significance." - Kenneth (New York, NY)Favorite Comments on his CLE programs"This course was a home run! I can now have a conversation about blogging instead of looking at the subject as something from outer space." - Gerald (Montclair, NJ)"Fascinating information about a new technology in conjunction with legal issues associated there with. Good discussion." - Paula (Alhambra, CA)

Commercial litigation focusing on trademarks, unfair competition, copyrights, business torts, bankruptcy and reorganization and other business issues.Actively represent clients in state and federal courts and a wide variety of alternative dispute resolution forums.Member, Federal Bar Association; Association of the Bar of the City of New York; New Jersey State Bar Association (Federal Practice & Procedure Section; Intellectual Property Section); New York State Bar Association (Intellectual Property Section); American Intellectual Property Association; Copyright Society of the USA; New York Intellectual Property Law Association

The Media Bloggers Association was a nonpartisan non-profit organization dedicated to promoting, protecting and educating its members; supporting the development of "blogging" or "citizen journalism" as a distinct form of media; and helping to extend the power of the press, with all the rights and responsibilities that entails, to every citizen.

Commercial litigation focusing on trademarks, unfair competition, copyrights, business torts and other business disputes.Actively represented clients in state and federal courts and a wide variety of alternative dispute resolution forums.

Commercial, intellectual property and class action litigation and advising and counseling on IP and Internet and technology law, and blogger of the Likelihood of Confusion IP blog.

General business and litigation practice specializing in Internet law, particularly intellectual property disputes involving the Internet.

Led technology practice. General commercial litigation focusing on trademark infringement, online enforcement of intellectual property rights and anticounterfeiting.Member, Trademark and Unfair Competition Committee, Association of the Bar of the City of New York; other bar associations and related sections.

A great law firm where I made the transition to a person who knew what he was doing in the legal profession and also did very good legal work for very good clients.

Taught law school class in Remedies.

A great law firm where I was able to develop both the skills I needed to move from big-firm automaton to beginning lawyer and the independence to eventually blossom as a professional.

I learned first hand how to do it right, with belts, suspenders and all. I also learned hard lessons about my own need to develop certain neglected areas, and what big corporate law firms are about, and what they are not. I do not regret the experience.

Wrote features and monthly "department" articles on issues of interest to law students