Anthony counsels clients on domestic and international trademark and copyright matters, including clearance, prosecution, and maintenance of trademark rights, copyright and trademark licensing, enforcement, and infringement matters, and advertising issues.  He regularly prepares brand availability opinions and advises clients on opposition and cancellation proceedings.  Anthony works with clients in a diverse range of industries, including computer software, hospitality, telecommunications, pharmaceutical, restaurant services, and consumer products.

While in law school, Anthony was the executive editor for the George Mason Law Review, and he authored the article titled, “A Distinction Without a Difference: How Callahan v. Millard County Drew an Unwarranted Line in the Sand of Fourth Amendment Jurisprudence,” 18 GEO. MASON L. REV. 163 (2010).