Banner Witcoff selected four law students as the 2021 recipients of the Donald W. Banner Diversity Fellowship, which aims to strengthen diversity and inclusion in the field of intellectual property law.
In its 2021 guide, Chambers ranked Banner Witcoff as a top firm for patent prosecution and for IP law. The guide also recognized our attorney Marc Cooperman as a leading practitioner in Illinois.
Eight first-and-second-year law students are participating in Banner Witcoff’s summer associate program, which is designed to provide students with meaningful law firm experience in the field of intellectual property law:
Paul T. Qualey joined Banner Witcoff’s litigation practice, bringing nearly 20 years of experience in intellectual property law to the firm’s Washington, D.C., office.
The Washington Lawyer quoted Banner Witcoff’s Darrell Mottley in an article exploring the intersection of cross-border business and technology.
In its latest issue, Georgetown Law Technology Review published an article by Banner Witcoff’s Kirk Sigmon on the growing trend of video game monetization patents.
The Illinois Manufacturer recently published an article by Banner Witcoff’s Michael Krashin and Tim Rechtien exploring how and why businesses should protect their IP.
Banner Witcoff’s Darrell G. Mottley discusses how to use IP to protect fashion designs for a recent LegalZoom article.
Banner Witcoff’s Azuka Dike recently shared his journey to becoming an intellectual property attorney with the Chicago Bar Association.
Failure to comply with requirements for a motion to amend claims, indefiniteness, and level of skill in the art are a few of the topics that Banner Witcoff’s Matt Becker and Rebecca (Xuechen) Ding cover in the latest PTAB Highlights.
