Trademark Infringement Expert Witness - Computers, digital and technology expert witness

Based inDallas, Texas

Main fieldComputers, digital and technology

Areas of expertise15 listed

About Trademark Infringement Expert Witness

Chris Smith provides Trademark Infringement Expert Witness services. With over $94 million in damages awarded to his clients, Smith provides an established track record of qualified expertise. He has testified on matters involving SEO, Search Engines, and Domain Names at federal and state trials, and at depositions. Some of his most notable cases included the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences v. GoDaddy Inc., PODS Enterprises v. U-Haul International Inc., Daniel Hegglin v. Google, Inc., and more.

Services

Chris Smith provides expert witness services in cases involving online trademark infringement. He is an expert in Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Online Reputations and Defamation, Social Media, Search Engines, Online Mapping, Geolocation by IP Address, Domain Names, Internet Website Development, Internet Yellow Pages, and Online Business Directories.

Areas of Expertise

Cybersquatting
Domain Names
Internet Defamation
Internet Development
Internet Marketing

Law Firm Marketing
Legal Marketing
Mapping
Online Reputation Management
Pay Per Click

Public Relations
Search Engine Optimization
Social Media
Trademark
Websites

Profile

Chris Smith has extensive background experience in internet technology development, search engine optimization ("SEO"), and online reputation management. Smith has performed consulting and development work for numerous Fortune 500 and Internet Retailer 500 companies. Smith is a longtime columnist at Search Engine Land and Marketing Land, and a frequent speaker at internet marketing and technology conferences. Smith has served as an expert witness in lawsuits in the United States and Europe. Notably, Chris Smith served on the landmark trademark infringement case, PODS Enterprises, Inc. v. U-Haul International, Inc., wherein the jury ultimately awarded his client, PODS, with over $62 million in damages.