Banner Witcoff attorney Mercedes Meyer will speak on a panel at the American Conference Institute’s 5th Annual Summit on Life Sciences IP Due Diligence in Boston on Wednesday, November 16 at 3:45 pm ET. Mercedes and her co-panelists presentation, titled “Ethical Dilemmas that Arise in Life Sciences IP Due Diligence: Key Strategies for Identification and…
Banner Witcoff, a national intellectual property law firm that procures, enforces, and litigates intellectual property rights throughout the world, welcomes four new associates* to its Chicago and Washington, DC offices. Jake Earl, Chicago, focuses his practice on trademarks, litigation, and PTAB litigation. Before law school, Jake worked as an engineer developing new medical devices. Jake attended…
In celebration of National Video Game Day, shareholder and Patent Arcade author Kirk Sigmon visits the fun, old, occasionally weird, and oftentimes important video game patents that have shaped how we play our favorite games today. You can learn more about the video game patents we’ve found as part of our ongoing analysis of the…
Banner Witcoff attorney Janet J. Lee contributed to the Intellectual Property Law Association of Chicago’s (IPLAC) comment to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in response to the “Changes to Implement Provisions of the Trademark Modernization Act” which was published on May 17, 2021. You can read IPLAC’s full comment here.
Timeliness of motions, failure to respond to a ground of unpatentability in a motion to amend, and witness credibility are a few of the topics Banner Witcoff’s Jihan Joo and Reilley Keane cover in our latest installment of PTAB Highlights.
Consideration of claim charts attached to an expert declaration, analogous art using claim charts in a PO Preliminary response, analogous art, and termination of CBM based on Federal Circuit Decision are a few of the topics Banner Witcoff’s Roshan Bhattarai and Hengyi Jiang cover in our latest installment of PTAB Highlights.
If you missed our DESIGN LAW 2020 Virtual Event—or if you’d like to revisit and share it, the entire program is available online to view on demand. For 17 years in a row, Banner Witcoff has obtained more U.S. design patents than any other law firm in the country; we brought leaders in the field…
Former Banner Witcoff attorney Virgil Bryan Medlock Jr., who was credited for being a pioneer in patent jury trials, passed away on Dec. 11. He was 83.
Banner Witcoff's Rob Katz discusses design protection during a session of the International Trademark Association's annual meeting that is now available on-demand.
On Sept. 1, Banner Witcoff's Darrell Mottley began his term as secretary of the Fellows of the American Bar Foundation.
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