BOCA RATON, Fla., June 15, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- VSUS Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB:VSUS) announced today that Morrison & Foerster has been retained by the company for legal representation.
VSUS Technologies has retained the highly respected law firm which specializes in trademarks, patents and copyrights to file the necessary applications for VSUS Technologies' current and future products such as MyOneScreen, ProPTC, Unified USA, and MyOneScreen Pro.
"Retaining Morrison & Foerster is yet another example of how serious VSUS Technologies is about protecting our proprietary products and focusing on our current and future marketing strategies, and company branding," stated Mr. Steven Goldberg, CFO Of VSUS Technologies Inc.
Morrison & Foerster, whose clients include Yahoo!, Apple, Hitachi, VISA U.S.A., Toshiba, and Bank of America, is a full service law firm with over 1,000 lawyers in 19 offices around the world. The firm is distinguished by its expertise in finance and financial services, life sciences, and technology; its legendary litigation skills and, an unrivaled presence in Asia.
Legal services will be provided by Morrison & Foerster's San Diego office, one of the firm's fastest-growing offices. The San Diego office has more than 60 attorneys who work in litigation, corporate finance, technology licensing, patent prosecution, and labor and employment. From this office, the firm represents a diverse group of private and public companies in virtually every area of the region's economy: biotechnology, telecommunications, computer software and hardware, Internet, and venture capital.
About VSUS Technologies, Inc.
VSUS Technologies, Inc. develops and markets highly secure communications systems for use over the Internet by both businesses and consumers. With expertise in secure online information exchange, VSUS Technologies focuses on developing products for both individuals and businesses that need to communicate in privacy, and in a secure environment.
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