Dominique M. Williams
A New Orleans native, Dominique received a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance from Loyola University New Orleans. After taking a gap year to move to Oakland, California, Dominique returned to New Orleans and continued her undergraduate education while also working full time to put herself through school.
Following her undergraduate education, Dominique went on to receive her Juris Doctor from Tulane University New Orleans, where she focused primarily on corporate and intellectual property law. During law school, Dominique demonstrated her ability to balance her coursework with extracurriculars. Ms. Williams served as a member of Tulane’s Black Law Student’s Association Mock Trial Team, on which she competed both at a regional and national level. Ms. Williams also served as a member of Tulane’s Journal of Technology and Intellectual Property. Ms. Williams’ article, Problem Solved: Is the Fintech Era Uprooting Decades of Discriminatory Lending Practices, in which she took a deep dive into the relationship between artificial intelligence and alternative lending, was published in Volume 23 of the Journal.
Ms. Williams is new to the Dallas area, and enjoys shopping, trying different foods, and traveling in her spare time.
- Loyola University New Orleans
- B.B.A. | Finance
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- Tulane University School of Law
- J.D.
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- Associate Attorney
- Sul Lee Law Firm, PLLC
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- “COPYWRITTEN, SO DON’T COPY ME”: HOW COPYRIGHT CAN BE USED TO PROTECT UNIQUE FASHION DESIGNS
- Sul Lee Law Firm, PLLC
- Copyright Ownership in the Age of Generative AI & Chat GPT
- www.sulleelaw.com
- Digital Millennium Copyright Act
- www.sulleelaw.com
- Is Your Idea Protectable?
- www.sulleelaw.com
- Problem Solved?: Is the Fintech Era Uprooting Decades-Long Discriminatory Lending Practices?
- Tulane Journal of Technology and Intellectual Property
- State Bar of Texas # 24125458
- Member
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- Texas
- State Bar of Texas
- ID Number: 24125458
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- Credit Cards Accepted
- Business Law
- Business Contracts, Business Dissolution, Business Finance, Business Formation, Business Litigation, Franchising, Mergers & Acquisitions, Partnership & Shareholder Disputes
- Intellectual Property
- Communications & Internet Law
- Internet Law, Media & Advertising, Telecommunications Law
- Trademarks
- Trademark Litigation, Trademark Registration
- International Law
- Imports & Exports
- English: Spoken, Written
- Q. Can I read a book on social media such as YouTube or Twitch if I am receiving any revenue from that social media?
- A: I would caution against reading the book, or portions thereof, aloud publicly on a platform where you are receiving revenue. Under copyright law, a copyright owner is given sole and exclusive rights to reproduce the work, create derivative works, perform the work, display the work, or to authorize others to do any of the aforementioned. Reading aloud and being compensated for same may violate the copyright holder's exclusive right to reproduce the work and perform the work.
- Blog
- Sul Lee Law Firm Blog
Chatting with Texas Business Lawyers: Expectations vs Reality | SUL LEE PLLC
We invited Attorney Sul, Diren, and Dominique to our afternoon chat! ???? What is it like to be a lawyer? Don't miss out on their tips for the law school students, what's unexpected in the professional law field, their work-life balance, and their role models! Like and Subscribe ????
Is my Idea Protectable? | NDA | Intellectual Property Law Part 1
Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) are legal contracts that ensures confidentiality between parties. In this video, our associate attorney Dominique Williams sheds light on the importance of NDAs and how they can protect your valuable ideas and innovations. Don't miss this essential knowledge on safeguarding your intellectual property! ????
Is my Idea Protectable? | NDA | Intellectual Property Law Part 2
Tune into part 2 of our "Is my Idea Protectable?" series, as our associate attorney Dominique Williams dives into captivating real-life examples and cases involving NDAs. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a creative professional, or a technology enthusiast, this session promises to equip you with practical insights and invaluable knowledge on how NDAs can be leveraged to safeguard your intellectual property effectively. ????
Trial Success: Attorney Tips & Winning Strategies! Part 1 | Sul Lee Law Firm
Intellectual property infringement is very common in the hair and beauty industry, and it's not unusual for these disputes to escalate to the courtroom. Winning in an intellectual property trial takes careful preparation and strategic thinking. But there's more to the story! We're thrilled to share our recent trial victory with you. Join our attorneys as they share the lessons they've learned and the path to success while addressing the common challenges of intellectual property trial.
Trial Success: Attorney Tips & Winning Strategies! Part 2 | Sul Lee Law Firm
Trial Success: Part 2 of our series on intellectual property trials continues our exploration of the challenges and successes in the fashion and beauty industry. Intellectual property disputes are a common occurrence, especially in this field, often leading to courtroom battles. Join our experienced attorneys and staff as they share recent victories and insights gained. Learn how to address common challenges and discover the path to success in these trial!
Lawyers Get Real | Fun, Facts, and Breaking Stereotypes
Ever wonder, “Why do lawyers have a bad reputation?” Attorney Dominique is here to answer with wit, humor, and a touch of honesty! Watch as she shares her take on this classic question and more in a playful Q&A session that showcases the person behind the profession.