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Joining in Wisconsin, the senior counsel brings “sophisticated” trademark experience and leadership, and a “practical understanding” of clients’ brand-protection challenges.
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Harrison Drury strengthens Manchester team with two legal director appointments, one of whom was recently involved in the high-profile copyright dispute involving the owners of Peppa Pig and the creators of YouTube animation, Wolfoo.
The firm’s new partner joins from another international law firm based in The Big Apple, and brings expertise in the IP and technology aspects of corporate transactions and other commercial arrangements.
Ouro Preto Paranhos has brought in a licensed pharmacist with more than 26 years of intellectual property experience to lead the patent practice at the Rio de Janeiro firm.
The hires combine expertise in AI and machine learning disputes, cybersecurity, digital transformation and regulatory compliance, strengthening the firm’s ability to advise clients on fast-evolving technology risks.
The new partner advises technology and life sciences companies in Section 337 investigations and related patent disputes, drawing on extensive private practice and government experience.
Based in Munich, Germany, the new principal—who brings SEP licensing and trade secret expertise—will help grow the firm’s cross-border capabilities across Europe.
The firm adds an experienced patent litigator who acted for Dyson in a significant Unified Patent Court case, providing its Munich office with heavyweight expertise in standard-essential patent and FRAND disputes, as well as competition law.
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