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Banner Witcoff selected four law students as the 2020 recipients of the Donald W. Banner Diversity Fellowship. Created by the firm to strengthen diversity and inclusion in the field of intellectual property law, the fellowship provides recipients with $5,000 for law school tuition or other school-related expenses. The 2020 recipients are: Alaina Pak, a second-year…

Banner Witcoff's Evi Christou and Anna King examine the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Lucky Brand Dungarees v. Marcel Fashions Group, a ruling that has potential implications for all civil cases but particularly trademark matters.

Banner Witcoff's Christopher McKee and Christian Wolfgram offer key takeaways from recent decisions of interest to PTAB proceedings.

As part of Banner Witcoff's sponsorship of the 2020 AlphaLab Gear Hardware Cup, Inductive Intelligence has been awarded free legal services for the preparation and filing of a U.S. patent application.

Bloomberg Law quoted Banner Witcoff's Ross Dannenberg in an article on a Second Circuit ruling over copyright claims related to Jerry Seinfeld's talk show.

Banner Witcoff attorneys Camille Sauer and John Whelan provide some key takeaways from recent decisions of interest to PTAB proceedings.

Seventeen Banner Witcoff attorneys have been recognized in Managing Intellectual Property's 2020 edition of “IP Stars."

Banner Witcoff's Brad Van Pelt summarizes key findings from a recent report on patent examination outcomes following the Supreme Court's decision in Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank International.

Banner Witcoff's Victoria R. M. Webb and Zach Getzelman offer the latest news on how the pandemic is affecting IP litigation in courts across the country.

Banner Witcoff attorneys Richard Stockton, Victoria R. M. Webb, and Heather Smith-Carra examine a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling and its impact on trademark litigants.