Background
Kintner, Earl Wilson was born on November 6, 1912 in Corydon, Indiana, United States. Son of Lee and Lillie Florence (Chanley) Kintner.
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Making and selling products and services to the public carries with it a wide range of legal rights and duties, powers, and obligations. Product liability and quality laws, antitrust laws, tax and trade regulations laws, the Uniform Commercial Code, the Copyright Reform Act of 1976 are but examples of the myriad laws affecting distribution and competition. This book is designed to give the nonspecialist an appreciation of the way in which so-called intellectual or intangible property commerce-what they are and are not, how they are gained and lost, and what can and cannot be done with them Messrs, Kintner and Lahr survey the field of patent law, trade secret law, trademark law, copyright law, rights of publicity and privacy, and related areas. Their clear, incisive discussions will provide the reader with a solid background in the field of intellectual and intangible property rights in the United States. The most important aspects of the law are clearly explained and difficult or confusing situations are illustrated by real life examples. Businessmen and general legal practitioners, as well as engineers, writers, performers, advertising, publishing, and marketing executives, and many others, will find this an invaluable aid to understanding the law of intellectual property.
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Kintner, Earl Wilson was born on November 6, 1912 in Corydon, Indiana, United States. Son of Lee and Lillie Florence (Chanley) Kintner.
AB, De Pauw University, 1936. Doctor of Laws (honorary), De Pauw University, 1970. Juris Doctor, Indiana University, 1938.
Private practice law, Princeton, Indiana, 1938-1944; city attorney, City of Princeton, 1939-1942; prosecuting attorney, 6th Indiana Judicial Court (6th circuit), 1943-1948; attorney, unites states department of State, 1946-1948; deputy United States commissioner, United Nations War Crimes Commission, 1945-1948; senior trial attorney, Federal Trade Commission, 1948-1950; legal adviser, Federal Trade Commission, 1950-1953; general counsel, Federal Trade Commission, 1953-1959; chairman, Federal Trade Commission, 1959-1961; delegate, Chairman of Commission hearing officers, President's Conference on Administrative Procedure, 1953-1954; member panel on invention and innovation, unites states department Commerce, 1965-1966; member, United States Administrative Conference, 1972-1976, 78-82; member of advisory commission on civil rules, United States Judicial Conference, 1971-1982; member, partner then of counsel law firm, Arent Fox Kintner Plotkin & Kahn, Washington, 1961-1991. Adjunct Professor school law New York University, 1958.
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Board directors District of Columbia Legal Aid Society, 1963-1988, president, 1973-1976. Board visitors Indiana University Louisiana, since 1964, chairman, 1973. Lieutenant United States Navy, 1944-1946.
Member American Bar Association (chairman administrative law section 1959-1960, council antitrust law section 1958-1961), Federal Bar Association (president 1956-1959), New York Bar Association (executive com antitrust section), Federal Bar Foundation (president from 1959), Federal Bar Building Corporation (president from 1959), Bar Association District of Columbia (board director 1972-1974), American Judicature Society (board director 1961-1964), American Legion, DAV, Sigma Delta Chi, Phi Delta Phi (president Province II 1962-1967), Pi Sigma Alpha, Delta Sigma Rho, Lambda Chi Alpha. Clubs: Cosmos (Washington), National Lawyers (Washington) (president from 1959), Capitol Hill (Washington). Union League (New York ) until 1991.
Coral Beach and Tennis (Bermuda). Lodges: Masons, Shriners.
Married Valerie Patricia Wildy, May 28, 1948. 1 child, Christopher Earl Mackelcan. Children by previous marriage: Anna Victoria, Jonathan M., Rosemary Jane (deceased).