Chris

Stewart

Chris Stewart handles trademark registration services for clients nationwide. He manages trademark infringement cases on behalf of both plaintiffs and defendants, encompassing matters before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) as well as domain name arbitrations.

In addition to his trademark practice, Chris Stewart maintains a copyright registration practice. He zealously advocates for clients in copyright infringement disputes, representing both plaintiffs and defendants. Moreover, he handles Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) matters and orchestrates social media takedowns when necessary.

Chris Stewart also serves as legal counsel for plaintiffs and defendants entangled in trade secret disputes. His litigation practice extends to non-compete agreements and cases involving the misappropriation of confidential information on behalf of both employers and employees.

As a trial lawyer, Chris Stewart is no stranger to the courtroom, handling jury and bench trials in federal and state courts, as well as navigating administrative proceedings. He is frequently sought after to serve as local counsel in federal court cases.  

Chris Stewart, in collaboration with his law partner Tyler Topper, passionately champions the protection of land rights and the pursuit of just and fair compensation in eminent domain takings. His responsibilities encompass administrative trials and proceedings before the Public Utility Commission, participating in commissioner hearings, and representing clients in jury trials. 

Chris Stewart has demonstrated his proficiency in a wide spectrum of business litigation. His diverse litigation docket includes handling matters related to estate and probate litigation, construction defects, products liability, and breach of contract and fiduciary duty claims. Chris has tackled professional malpractice cases spanning various professional disciplines.

Chris Stewart has a side business that sells vintage sports cards named Peppin Vintage. His personal collection features vintage non-sports cards of Civil War General and 18th U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant. His favorite card is a 1954 Topps Hank Aaron rookie card, a gift from his high school government teacher.

Chris Stewart and his family attend Hillside Christian Church.