Biography
Brittany Nobles is an associate in Sideman & Bancroft’s Brand Integrity and Innovation Group. Ms. Nobles brings a diverse background of experience in IP law and the arts, offering thoughtful and strategic counsel to clients navigating nuanced legal challenges. Ms. Nobles’s investigation, enforcement, and litigation experience covers a wide range of intellectual property, issues, and industries.
Outside of litigation, Ms. Nobles has represented clients seeking to develop and leverage their intellectual property, advising individuals and businesses on legal issues at the intersection of art, technology, and commerce. Her prosecution and transactional experience includes: copyright and trademark prosecution; matters involving various licensing, transfers, and assignments of intellectual property; and portfolio strategy and development; and protection of clients’ rights in creative and business endeavors from historical house restorations to matters involving collections of art and memorabilia, and vintage and rare automobiles.
Ms. Nobles is committed to supporting emerging professionals and underserved communities. She serves as an assistant coach for the Virgin Islands Bar Association Moot Court Competition, was a Founding Board Member of Filipino Lawyers of Orange County, and currently serves her local community as a Board Member of the Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center.
She is currently completing her A.L.M. in Museum Studies at Harvard Extension School. During law school, Ms. Nobles completed coursework with Sotheby’s Institute of Art in International Law and Art Business and interned with the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. Brittany earned her B.A. in History of Art and Visual Culture with a Concentration in Religion and Visual Culture, and in Politics, from the University of California, Santa Cruz, where she also studied multiple languages, including Arabic and Biblical Hebrew.
Professional Involvement
Assistant coach for the Virgin Islands Bar Association Moot Court Competition
Founding Board Member of Filipino Lawyers of Orange County
Education
- Thomas Jefferson School of Law J.D. and Certificate in Global Legal Studies, 2014
- University of California, Santa Cruz B.A., 2009
- Harvard Extension School ALM Candidate in Museum Studies
Admissions
- California
- U.S. Virgin Islands
Biography
Brittany Nobles is an associate in Sideman & Bancroft’s Brand Integrity and Innovation Group. Ms. Nobles brings a diverse background of experience in IP law and the arts, offering thoughtful and strategic counsel to clients navigating nuanced legal challenges. Ms. Nobles’s investigation, enforcement, and litigation experience covers a wide range of intellectual property, issues, and industries.
Outside of litigation, Ms. Nobles has represented clients seeking to develop and leverage their intellectual property, advising individuals and businesses on legal issues at the intersection of art, technology, and commerce. Her prosecution and transactional experience includes: copyright and trademark prosecution; matters involving various licensing, transfers, and assignments of intellectual property; and portfolio strategy and development; and protection of clients’ rights in creative and business endeavors from historical house restorations to matters involving collections of art and memorabilia, and vintage and rare automobiles.
Ms. Nobles is committed to supporting emerging professionals and underserved communities. She serves as an assistant coach for the Virgin Islands Bar Association Moot Court Competition, was a Founding Board Member of Filipino Lawyers of Orange County, and currently serves her local community as a Board Member of the Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center.
She is currently completing her A.L.M. in Museum Studies at Harvard Extension School. During law school, Ms. Nobles completed coursework with Sotheby’s Institute of Art in International Law and Art Business and interned with the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. Brittany earned her B.A. in History of Art and Visual Culture with a Concentration in Religion and Visual Culture, and in Politics, from the University of California, Santa Cruz, where she also studied multiple languages, including Arabic and Biblical Hebrew.