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The four-person team adds significant life sciences experience to the litigation boutique, drawn to Stris’ “outstanding trial lawyers” and “sophisticated appellate capabilities”.
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After more than 14 years at the US International Trade Commission, the new hire says he was drawn to Mintz for its “premier ITC practice and collaborative culture”.
The 34-lawyer group prompts the launch of a Silicon Valley office and strengthens the firm’s technology, life sciences and global litigation capabilities.
After almost a decade in the Finnish tech firm’s policy and advocacy group, Adrian Howes has become senior director, litigation, with immediate priorities to include FRAND cases in the UK.
With more than 25 years’ experience, the ex-EIP partner specialises in technology and life sciences, particularly SEPs and FRAND in the UK and Europe.
Strategic addition marks the latest investment in the firm’s European platform as demand for cross-border patent expertise continues to grow.
Appointment strengthens the firm’s expertise in US International Trade Commission proceedings and cross-border intellectual property disputes.
The ex-Greenberg Traurig shareholder will oversee the office’s 14,000-strong patent division, as the agency prepares for the departure of deputy director Coke Morgan Stewart.
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