Joseph M. Potenza and Bradley C. Wright are recognized in the 2016Washington, D.C.’s Best Lawyers magazine, a special edition that features Washington, D.C. lawyers from the 2016 Best Lawyers lists. Please click here for more information
Michael S. Cuviello and Adam J. College examine the pros and cons of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s proposed changes to the Patent Trial and Appeal Board’s post-issuance proceedings
Banner & Witcoff ranks ninth in Vault’s list of 2016 Best Intellectual Property Boutique Law Firms. The firm is also featured in its list of 2016 Top 150 Under 150 law firms. According to Vault,
Ernest V. Linek discusses the Library of Congress’ new exemptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act in JD Supra Perspectives. In the article, Mr. Linek explains that the LOC reported a new
Brian Emfinger discusses the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s increased scrutiny of patent eligibility following the Supreme Court’s decision in Alice v. CLS Bank, and how companies are responding to
Banner & Witcoff received a National Tier 1 ranking in intellectual property litigation, patent litigation and patent law in the 2016 edition of U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers’
Bradley C. Wright discusses the Federal Circuit case, In re: TC Heartland LLC, and its potential to change the standard for where patent cases are heard in Bloomberg. In the article,
John P. Iwanicki and Ernest V. Linek were named as 2015 Massachusetts Super Lawyers for their work in intellectual property law. Super Lawyers’ lists represent the top 5 percent of attorneys
Richard S. Stockton points out that a design patent should be considered when the product’s features drive commercial success or when product activities extend beyond the U.S. in the Law360 article, “5 Times to
Bradley C. Wright discusses several significant patent decisions handed down by the Federal Circuit in recent months, including Suprema v. ITC, Akamai v. Limelight, and In re Cuozzo, in Law360. Please
