Mike Tomasulo is a partner in Winston & Strawn’s Los Angeles office. He is the co-leader of the firm’s multidisciplinary Videogame, Gaming & Esports Group and a member of the Blockchain, Cryptocurrency & NFTs Group and has represented leading companies in the videogame, cloud computing, and social media industries. Mike is also very active in the emerging world of blockchain, NFTs, Web3, and DAOs. He is knowledgeable in the intellectual property implications of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) and smart contracts transactions, and counsels companies involved with blockchain technology in finding business-focused solutions. He has written numerous articles on these topics and is currently doing consulting and transactional work for companies in this sector including counseling an NFT marketplace in its 2022 launch.

Rob Potter delivers practical and efficient solutions to complicated issues in trademark/copyright litigation and brand enforcement. He has also become increasingly active in the NFT space, providing guidance and counseling on emerging best practices, and frequently speaking and writing on the topic.

Sarah Anderson focuses her practice on domestic and international trademark counseling, portfolio management, registry disputes, and online and offline enforcement programs. She regularly counsels some of the most iconic global brands across various industries, including retail, e-commerce, fashion, entertainment, and technology.

Dr. Kulczycka’s practice emphasizes client counseling and strategic patent prosecution with special expertise in computer networks, artificial intelligence, machine learning, Internet-related technologies, computer software, telecommunications, computer graphics, and electronics. Her computer network experience and software experience include virtual machine technologies, communications servers and routers, load balancing, high availability network mechanisms, VPN, dynamic DNS-based security systems, real-time distributed data compliance brokers, cloud-based storage systems, data encryption mechanisms, data stream classifications, traffic multiplexing, link aggregation, VoIP, wireless communications, and data communications protocols. Her other experience includes databases, Web-based searches, XML document processing, digital image processing, data content distribution, and implementations of computerized methods for service providers. Her clients include individuals, startups, mid-sized businesses, and large corporations.

Dr. Kulczycka was previously a computer graphics project manager and a software design engineer at General Motors Corporation. She designed, developed, and programmed many components of computer networks and developed software applications in the areas of computer system integration, virtual reality, real time simulation, 3D projection, and computer graphics animation.