In this IP Alert, Sarah Kagan examines briefing on a petition for writ of certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court in Athena Diagnostics, Inc. v. Mayo Collaborative Services LLC. The justices are set to confer on the petition this month.
Banner Witcoff attorney Sarah A. Kagan recaps the Federal Circuit’s decision in Pharma Tech Solutions, Inc. v. LifeScan, Inc.
Banner Witcoff’s Binal Patel has been recognized on Crain’s 2019 Notable Minorities in Accounting, Consulting & Law list.
Attorneys Robert Katz and Alisa Abbott wrote the United States chapter of “Designs: A Global Guide 2020,” a digest of key issues involved in the protection, enforcement and exploitation of designs.
Banner Witcoff attorney Robert H. Resis was quoted in a recent Chicago Lawyer article examining the role that intellectual property law plays in the biotech industry.
Attorneys Katie Laatsch Fink, Robert S. Katz and Liz Brodzinski have been appointed to serve on International Trademark Association committees for the 2020-2021 term.
Banner Witcoff attorneys Apurv Gaurav and Kirk Sigmon were selected for inclusion on Managing Intellectual Property’s 2019 list of up-and-coming IP practitioners.
The Licensing Journal published an article that Banner Witcoff attorneys Azuka Dike and Kirk Sigmon wrote about IP issues in the wearables market.
In Banner Witcoff’s latest IP Alert, attorney Sarah Kagan reviews the Federal Circuit’s decision to revive a suit over the validity of a Sirius XM Radio sublicense.
On Dec. 2, Law360 published an expert analysis co-written by Banner Witcoff attorney Jason S. Shull that examines the U.S. and Chinese patent law systems.
