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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.

Banner Witcoff's Ross Dannenberg and Shawn O'Dowd break down the Supreme Court's recent opinion in Google LLC v. Oracle America, Inc., in which the Court ruled that Google’s reuse of portions of Oracle’s Java API was fair use under U.S. Copyright Law.

Banner Witcoff's Aseet Patel was recently selected to serve on the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers’ Industry Engagement Committee, and as a brand ambassdaor for Power & Energy Society Day 2021.

Managing IP ranked Banner Witcoff’s trademark practice in its 2021 edition of “IP Stars,” a guide to the world’s top intellectual property firms and practitioners. IP Stars “highly recommended” the firm’s trademark practice in Illinois. Banner Witcoff is one of only six firms to be “highly recommended”— the guide’s highest recognition — in the category. The…

In 2020, Banner Witcoff obtained more U.S. design patents than any other law firm in the country.

Claim constructions for non-limiting terms, clerical mistakes in a petition, and good cause for a motion to expunge are a few of the topics Banner Witcoff’s Priya Persaud and Pei Wu cover in our latest installment of PTAB Highlights.

Violence against the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community has escalated to alarming rates in recent years, with nearly 4,000 cases of anti-Asian hate crimes reported since March 2020. This violence, however, is not new. The AAPI community has faced systemic xenophobia and racism for far too long, and it cannot and should not…

Banner Witcoff and its attorney Robert S. Katz are on the shortlists for the 2021 Managing IP Americas Awards, which will be announced during a virtual event on April 7.

To highlight the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity Fellows program and its deep commitment to increasing diversity in the legal profession, we asked Banner Witcoff's Azuka Dike a few questions about his experiences as a 2020 Fellow.