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The firm has added partners with expertise in life sciences, technology disputes and trademark strategy, alongside leadership changes at its Hong Kong affiliate.
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The role’s remit spans digital growth and licensing, and includes brands such as Bluey, Doctor Who, Top Gear, Strictly Come Dancing/Dancing with the Stars and BBC Earth.
A first-chair trial lawyer with two decades in high-stakes patent and trade secret disputes brings experience across wireless, semiconductors, software, and medical devices.
The latest additions bring experience representing technology and medical device companies in complex patent and commercial disputes, with the firm extending its run of bringing in partners from Winston & Strawn before its merger.
The newly combined transatlantic firm brings together more than 950 partners across 20 countries, uniting leading patent, trade secrets, life sciences, and tech practices.
Most recently at DLA Piper, the new recruit becomes chair of Winston Taylor’s International Trade Commission practice.
Joining a trio of former colleagues in Washington, DC, the new recruit brings “deep technical knowledge” and “sophisticated litigation and trial expertise”.
With more than 25 years of experience as a commercial and IP lawyer, the firm’s new partner previously led the legal function at a pioneering UK company.
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