By Kevin Keenan & Christian LaForgia So, what’s new at the PTAB? Amending a declaratory judgment complaint after filing a petition to circumvent the 315(a)(1) bar, motion to strike vs.
Twelve Banner Witcoff attorneys have been selected for inclusion on the 2022 Washington, D.C. Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists for their work in intellectual property law. 2022 Washington, D.C.
By Hengyi Jiang and Pei Wu So, what’s new at the PTAB? No adverse judgment despite disclaimer of all claims, reversing institution decision after claims are dropped from parallel litigation,
Managing IP ranked Banner Witcoff’s trademark practice in its 2022 edition of “IP Stars,” a guide to the world’s top intellectual property firms. IP Stars “highly recommended” the firm’s trademark
By Scott Burow and Christian Wolfgram So, what’s new at the PTAB? Failure to separately address a disputed claim term, the on-sale bar, submitting evidence with a sur-reply, and more!
After a three-year-long legal battle, Banner Witcoff has successfully won asylum for a pro-bono client. Our client escaped to the United States from Ethiopia, where they experienced violence based on
By Robert Boyd and Christopher Galfano So, what’s new at the PTAB? Reliance on IEEE documents, relationships in district court vs. relationships at the PTAB, showing error during prosecution history,
Banner Witcoff is excited to sponsor OWLS Lacrosse’s 6th Annual Night Owl Benefit on March 24. The benefit celebrates OWLS student-athletes and features a presentation from OWLS leadership. OWLS is
By Victoria Webb and Zachary Getzelman Two years ago, COVID-19 shut downs were just beginning in the United States. Litigation cases ground to a halt as courts, judges, parties, and
Banner Witcoff’s Katie Laatsch Fink is scheduled to participate in a McCarthy Institute IP-Con panel. The panel, titled Trademark Year in Review, will be held on Thursday, March 17. Katie
