Posts Tagged: "IP Attorneys"

Fish & Richardson Adds Brian Gaff as Principal in Boston

On November 6, 2017, Fish & Richardson announced that Brian M. Gaff has joined the firm’s Boston office as a principal in its Litigation Group, where he will continue to focus his practice on complex patent litigation. Previously, Mr. Gaff was a partner at McDermott Will & Emery.

Safet Metjahic, Dr. Paul M. Zagar and Lauren Beth Emerson Join Leason Ellis

Leason Ellis LLP is pleased to announce that patent attorneys Safet Metjahic and Dr. Paul M. Zagar have joined the firm as Partners and Lauren Beth Emerson, a trademark and copyright attorney, has joined as Counsel.

Fish & Richardson Adds Jayme Partridge as New Principal in Houston

Fish & Richardson announced that Jayme Partridge has joined the firm’s Houston office as a principal in its Litigation Group, where she will continue to focus her practice on complex intellectual property litigation. Previously, Partridge was a partner at Patterson + Sheridan. She also spent two years as in-house litigation counsel for ExxonMobil and worked as a mechanical engineer for six years before law school.

Katie Prescott Returns to Fish & Richardson Silicon Valley Office

Fish & Richardson is pleased to announce that Katherine (Katie) Prescott has returned to the firm’s Silicon Valley office as of counsel. Prescott is a patent and trade secret trial lawyer, has a background in civil and environmental engineering, as well as more than 15 years of experience protecting and defending clients.

Randy Omid and Michael Swett Join Dentons San Francisco Office

Dentons, the global law firm, welcomes two more partners to its award-winning Intellectual Property and Technology practice. Randy Omid and Michael Swett join the firm’s San Francisco office. They join shortly after the recent addition of three intellectual property partner laterals, Peter Yim, Brian Ho and Christopher Eide.  Omid and Swett will help lead a team of 16 associates and patent agents/analysts, who also recently joined Dentons.