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One of the country's most prominent patent judges has joined A&O Shearman after nearly eight years on the federal bench.
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The IP advocacy group has turned to former USPTO acting director Coke Morgan Stewart as it enters what it calls a “new chapter”.
An experienced tech patent litigator, the firm’s new partner spent a decade managing major patent litigation campaigns at Nokia.
Less than a month after the merger between Ashurst and Perkins Coie, the new team brings expertise in high-stakes patent matters—including semiconductors, software, and artificial intelligence—in the US.
The doors have opened in Alabama under the leadership of a former Boeing engineer whose practice spans litigation, licensing, technology transactions and deal-related due diligence.
Consisting of three partners and one senior counsel, the group—which joins from Reed Smith—brings decades of collective experience.
After more than 14 years at the US International Trade Commission, the new hire says he was drawn to Mintz for its “premier ITC practice and collaborative culture”.
The 34-lawyer group prompts the launch of a Silicon Valley office and strengthens the firm’s technology, life sciences and global litigation capabilities.
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