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Carole E. Handler

Carole Enid Handler (December 23, 1935 – October 22, 2023) was an American lawyer who specialized in intellectual property litigation in the areas of trademark, copyright and antitrust laws, particularly those related to entertainment and media industry. She is commonly known as the "lawyer who saved Spider-Man."

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Known for
intellectual property litigation
Notable work
Spider-Man-Marvel Comics copyright case, 1998
Occupation
lawyer
Education
Harvard College, University of Pennsylvania Law School, University of Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Born
Carole Enid Handler (1935-12-23)December 23, 1935
Died
October 22, 2023(2023-10-22) (aged 87)

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Carole E. Handler

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Parents · 2
Carole E. Handler → Marion Winter Kahn (mother), Milton Handler (father)
Born · 1
Carole E. Handler → Carole Enid Handler (1935-12-23)December 23, 1935
Died · 1
Carole E. Handler → October 22, 2023(2023-10-22) (aged 87)
Education · 1
Carole E. Handler → Harvard College, University of Pennsylvania Law School, University of Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Carole E. Handler → intellectual property litigation
Notable work · 1
Carole E. Handler → Spider-Man-Marvel Comics copyright case, 1998
Occupation · 1
Carole E. Handler → lawyer

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handler lawyer case copyright law marvel intellectual property rights motion picture spider-man life university school technology 1998 litigation known entertainment

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Carole E. HandlerBornCarole Enid Handler (1935-12-23)December 23, 19351.00infobox
Carole E. HandlerDiedOctober 22, 2023(2023-10-22) (aged 87)1.00infobox
Carole E. HandlerEducationHarvard College, University of Pennsylvania Law School, University of Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Institute of Technology1.00infobox
Carole E. HandlerKnown forintellectual property litigation1.00infobox
Carole E. HandlerNotable workSpider-Man-Marvel Comics copyright case, 19981.00infobox
Carole E. HandlerOccupationlawyer1.00infobox
Carole E. HandlerParentsMilton Handler (father)1.00infobox
Carole E. HandlerParentsMarion Winter Kahn (mother)1.00infobox

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