On April 25, the Houston chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel and The Texas Lawbook awarded Banner Witcoff client Buc-ee’s and its deputy general counsel and head of litigation,
Banner Witcoff’s Donald W. Banner Diversity Fellowship Program was featured in an article in the March/April 2019 issue of Landslide magazine, published by the American Bar Association Section of Intellectual
Chambers and Partners again recognized Banner Witcoff as a top intellectual property law firm in its 2019 rankings of lawyers and law firms across the U.S. The firm received top
Eleven Banner Witcoff attorneys were recognized on the 2019 Washington, D.C., Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists for their work in intellectual property law. Robert F. Altherr Jr., John R.
Shawn W. O’Dowd has joined Banner Witcoff as of counsel in Washington, D.C., adding nearly three decades of patent prosecution, counseling, and litigation experience to the nationally recognized intellectual property
Banner Witcoff attorney Scott M. Kelly moderated an April 12 panel discussion exploring copyright and other intellectual property issues related to tattoos and graffiti. The panel took place at the
Bloomberg Law sought out Banner Witcoff attorney Scott M. Kelly for his insights on an April 3 order announcing that the Precedential Opinion Panel (POP) will review the requirements for
Banner Witcoff received Managing Intellectual Property’s 2019 “Impact Case of the Year” award for its work representing Converse in its trademark battle against entities selling knock-off versions of the company’s
Banner Witcoff shareholder Michael J. Harris is listed in the BTI Client Service All-Stars 2019 report, which recognizes attorneys for providing superior client service. He is one of 335 attorneys
Tim Rechtien, Victoria Webb and Kim Devine examined a potential exemption to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in TC Heartland LLC v. Kraft Foods Group Brands LLC for an expert
