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Timothy C. Meece

OUR TEAM - 12.12.14

Timothy C. Meece, a distinguished attorney at Banner & Witcoff, Ltd., brings over 30 years of experience litigating and trying complex intellectual property cases, including patents, antitrust violations based on

Gary D. Fedorochko

OUR TEAM - 12.11.14

As a former president of Banner Witcoff and a longtime board member and past president and chair of the Licensing Executives Society, Gary knows how to analyze important business issues

Brian Emfinger

OUR TEAM - 12.11.14

With over 15 years of legal experience, Brian helps his clients procure, protect, and enforce their intellectual property. He understands that patents can drive competitive advantages in different ways depending

Michael S. Cuviello

OUR TEAM - 12.11.14

Michael represents leading technology companies in procuring, managing, and protecting intellectual property rights. His advice focuses on ensuring IP strategy aligns with business strategy for adding company value, supporting company

Jordan N. Bodner

OUR TEAM - 12.11.14

Jordan focuses on preparing and prosecuting complex patent applications in a variety of technical fields, including cellular telecommunications, e-commerce, user interfaces, internet-of-things, semiconductor devices, signal processing, and electro-mechanical devices. He

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