Grace Han Stanton and Colleen Ganin were quoted in "Chanel Settles Upcycling Suit Over Jewelry Made From Logo-Bearing Buttons," an article in The Fashion Law, regarding Chanel's settlement in the trademark infringement and dilution lawsuit that it waged against a company for upcycling and selling jewelry constructed with allegedly authentic Chanel buttons.

Perkins Coie is pleased to have represented Crocs, Inc., a world leader in innovative casual footwear for women, men, and children, in its definitive agreement to acquire HEYDUDE™, a privately owned casual footwear brand, for $2.5 billion.

Miriam Farhi was interviewed in “Spotlight on: Miriam Farhi, Perkins Coie,” an article in Luxury Law Alliance, regarding her practice on advising retail, luxury, and technology companies on privacy and data security issues.

Selena Linde was extensively quoted in “Can Insurance Really Save Retail and Hospitality From the Coronavirus Pandemic?” an article in Risk & Insurance, regarding how insurance policies can help companies in the coronavirus pandemic.

Perkins Coie, a global, Seattle-based law firm, hosted an industry event focused on future technologies for the fashion and retail industries. Held at the Starbucks Roastery and later at the Palazzo Parigi in central Milan, the event was attended by Kevin Hamilton, partner and chair of the Retail & Consumer Products industry group and emceed by Miriam Farhi, partner in Perkins Coie’s Technology Transactions & Privacy Practice, with guest speaker Emanuele Bertoli, entrepreneur, innovator and CEO and founder of the BerBrand Group and its 1TrueID technology.