Darrell G. Mottley, the chair of the D.C. Bar Global Legal Practice Task Force and former D.C. Bar president, comments on the task force’s recommendation to amend D.C. Court of
Banner & Witcoff was recognized by Managing Intellectual Property for filing 44 inter partes review petitions on behalf of client Comcast Corp. in the first half of 2017. This was the most IPR petitions
Joseph J. Berghammer discusses why client YETI Coolers’ Rambler tumblers are distinctive and should be protectable in the Bloomberg BNA article, “Yeti Enforces Trade Dress Over Rambler Cups as IPO
Banner & Witcoff was recognized by Law360 for representing client NIKE, Inc., in inter partes review brought by Skechers USA against seven of NIKE’s patents covering sneaker designs. The PTAB rejected Skechers’ request
Darrell G. Mottley comments on his work as president of the D.C. Bar in The George Washington University Law School article on alumni who have shaped the organization in various
Joseph M. Potenza is featured in the National Law Journal’s 2017 “Intellectual Property Trailblazers,” a special issue that recognizes leading attorneys who have made their mark on practice, policy and
Banner & Witcoff was recognized by Law360 as one of the law firms filing the most trademark lawsuits over the second quarter of 2017. Click here to read the article, “The
Darrell G. Mottley chairs the D.C. Bar Global Legal Practice Task Force, which is now seeking public comment on its report and recommendation to amend D.C. Court of Appeals Rule
Darrell G. Mottley discusses why promoting inclusion and engaging national and global membership are key to the D.C. Bar’s future in Washington Lawyer. In the article, “2010s: Solidifying the Bar’s Future,” Mr. Mottley,
According to USPTO Patent Trial and Appeal Board data, Banner & Witcoff has filed more inter partes review petitions than any other law firm so far in 2017. As of
