About Kathryn Goldman

Kathryn Miller Goldman is an intellectual property attorney who focuses her practice on the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights for businesses and individuals. She has a particular interest in the protection of online content and represents creative professionals, writers, artists, photographers, and businesses with an online presence.

Ms. Goldman is the editor of the legal blog Creative Law Center. The Creative Law Center gathers practical, easy-to-understand, and actionable legal information in one place that allows creative professionals to create with confidence.

Ms. Goldman graduated from the University of Maryland, School of Law in 1987 after receiving her B.A. from Towson University in 1983.

Ms. Goldman served as the Chair of the Intellectual Property Section of the Maryland State Bar Association from 2011-2012. She has been recognized as a Maryland Super Lawyer since 2012; has been included in the Bar Register of Preeminent Women Lawyers since its inaugural edition, and is rated AV by Martindale.

In 2012, Ms. Goldman completed a graduate course of study (certificate program) in New Media Publishing in the School of Information Arts and Technology at the University of Baltimore.

Ms. Goldman lectures on intellectual property issues for artists and documentary filmmakers at Hood College and Stevenson University. She serves on the Advisory Board for the MFA Program in Ceramic Arts at Hood College in Frederick, Maryland.

When she was an active commercial litigator, Ms. Goldman handled cases in Maryland, Florida, Texas, Ohio, New Jersey, Minnesota, South Carolina, Utah, and Colorado.