Marguerite Smith Recognized by SWE
NEWS, PRESS -Banner Witcoff is proud to share Marguerite Smith has been selected by the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) as one of 20 recipients nationwide for the SWE Outstanding Collegiate Member
Banner Witcoff is proud to share Marguerite Smith has been selected by the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) as one of 20 recipients nationwide for the SWE Outstanding Collegiate Member
Banner Witcoff’s Christian LaForgia will join a panel at the 2025 Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO) Annual Meeting on September 7-9 in San Diego, California. The panel, “Legal Ethics During
Banner Witcoff’s Marguerite Smith and Mercedes Meyer will speak at the WE25 Conference on October 23-25 in New Orleans. Their presentation, “The Patent Playbook: Protecting Your Innovations Like a Pro,”
Banner Witcoff proudly sponsors IAM Live: Patent Transactions on September 10 in San Diego. IAM Live: Patent Transactions 2025 brings together over 100 patent powerhouses to explore the latest trends,
Banner Witcoff’s Richard Stockton will moderate a panel at the 2025 Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO) Annual Meeting, taking place September 7-9 in San Diego, California. This panel, Destruction of
Banner Witcoff’s Jason Shull will give a presentation titled “Protecting Your Intellectual Property” on September 8 at the 42nd World Congress of Endourology and Uro‑Technology in Phoenix, Arizona. The World
The 2026 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® and Best Lawyers in America: Ones to Watch® recognizes Banner Witcoff attorneys for their intellectual property practices. The following Banner Witcoff
On September 10, Justin Philpott will present at IAM Live: Patent Transactions in San Diego. His presentation, titled “How Lutnick’s and Squires’ Patent Monetisation Experience Could Shape USPTO Policies,” will
Banner Witcoff’s Fred Meeker will moderate a panel at the 2025 Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO) Annual Meeting, taking place September 7-9 in San Diego, California. This panel, Evolution of
Banner Witcoff’s Reilley Keane and Kirk Sigmon take a closer look at a recent U.S. Court of Appeals decision that initially appears to negatively impact patents related to artificial intelligence