Binal Patel Receives the Trailblazer Award from SABA Chicago
NEWS, PRESS -Binal Patel has been awarded the Trailblazer Award by the South Asian Bar Association (SABA) of Chicago. Binal was honored at the SABA Gala on October 17th where he accepted
Binal Patel has been awarded the Trailblazer Award by the South Asian Bar Association (SABA) of Chicago. Binal was honored at the SABA Gala on October 17th where he accepted
Banner Witcoff’s Chris Glembocki has been invited to serve as vice chair of the Harmonization Committee for the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA). The Harmonization Committee is appointed by
Banner Witcoff’s Kirk Sigmon was a judge at the William & Mary 2025 Colonial Classic Mock Trial Tournament on October 12. During the tournament, Kirk evaluated students assuming the roles
On Thursday, October 16, Michael Cuviello will speak about intellectual property in the quantum technology space at the IEEE-ILIPA Quantum and IP Celebration Networking Event in Chicago. Illinois has named
In a Law360 article titled, “OpenAI’s Sora Backlash Shows IP Challenges For Tech Cos.,” Kirk Sigmon said OpenAI and other AI developers are in a challenging position because their models
Robert Katz will present at an Industrial Design 5 (ID5) user session on October 24 at the USPTO Headquarters in Alexandria, Virginia. The partner offices will share updates on their
Banner Witcoff’s Kirk Sigmon was recently featured in a video podcast and quoted in an Insider Gaming article where he discussed Nintendo and Pocketpair’s ongoing patent infringement lawsuit. About Nintendo’s
We’re pleased to share Banner Witcoff’s Lisa Hemmendinger, John Iwanicki, and Mercedes Meyer are named in LMG Life Sciences’ 2025 Americas Firm & Lawyer Rankings. LMG Life Sciences ranks leading
Banner Witcoff’s Chris Glembocki will serve as a US industry delegate to the Industry Trilateral (IT3) meetings on October 20 and 21. The IT3 is a forum for the discussion
By John Fleming and Andy Kim So, what’s happening at the PTAB? Antedating prior art, challenging a continuation with its parent, using different claim constructions without explanation, and more! Remember,