Janet Lee Presents on Loyola Chicago School of Law Panel
EVENT, NEWS -Banner Witcoff’s Janet Lee will present on a “Breadth of IP” panel at Loyola University Chicago School of Law on Tuesday, September 30 at 12 p.m. Janet will answer questions
Banner Witcoff’s Janet Lee will present on a “Breadth of IP” panel at Loyola University Chicago School of Law on Tuesday, September 30 at 12 p.m. Janet will answer questions
Banner Witcoff’s Marguerite Smith will present at the AIPLA Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. The Committee on the Profession selected her for the Live Speaker Showcase on Thursday, October 30,
Banner Witcoff’s Robert Katz and Ross Dannenberg will share key copyright insights during a FICPI Sweden webinar on October 23. According to FICPI Sweden, “Copyright can overlap with other IP
Banner Witcoff’s Launch Brief event, which took place Thursday, August 28 in El Segundo, California, was featured in an article by the Daily Journal titled, Legal Frameworks Take Center Stage
Kirk Sigmon was recently quoted by NTD in the article, Dictionary, Encyclopedia Company Sue AI Platform Alleging ‘Massive Copying,’ which shed light on a lawsuit filed by Encyclopaedia Britannica and
Banner Witcoff’s Ross Dannenberg was quoted in Law360’s article, IP Attorneys Aren’t Playing Into Pokémon Patent Panic. He says the response to the patent from players and other consumers gets
Banner Witcoff’s Kirk Sigmon was recently quoted in the Epoch Times article, AI Can Code Faster Than Humans, but Speed Comes With Far-Reaching Risks, sharing insight on the flaws and
In the second of a two-part series, Mercedes Meyer of Banner Witcoff and Brandon Phemester of Novavax delve into the real reasons why medicine costs more in the U.S. Find
In the first of a two-part series, Banner Witcoff’s Mercedes Meyer and Brandon Phemester of Novavox explore how legislative, judicial, and executive policies have dramatically altered the risks for drug
In this article, Kirk Sigmon and Jingcheng Shi provide a high-level summary of the rules governing service of U.S. litigation documents to Chinese companies in China, explain common pitfalls that