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Q&A: Laura Orlando, HSF: ‘Breaking glass ceilings’

The firm’s global head of IP shares her experience of building a practice from scratch in a new market, and the importance of carving a ‘niche’.

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Q&A: Karineh Khachatourian, KXT Law

13 July 2022 Veteran IP attorney and the daughter of a professional boxer, Karineh Khachatourian, has co-founded a boutique IP firm in Silicon Valley to ‘blaze a trail’ in a post-pandemic legal landscape.

Q&A: María José Sánchez Rey

24 November 2021 María José Sánchez Rey of the Colombian Coffee Growers Federation tells WIPR about how her dream job combines her love of IP, coffee and working for a higher purpose.

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Diversity Q&A: ‘COVID-19 has already slowed change’

6 January 2021 As we start 2021, WIPR asked IP lawyers for their thoughts on the legal sector’s progress in the area of diversity and inclusion, as well as the impact of the pandemic and the ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement on these initiatives. Cecilia Sanabria, partner at law firm Finnegan, shares her thoughts.

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