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2 May 2018Copyright

DLA Piper announces new co-heads of IP practices

DLA Piper has announced new co-heads of its IP and technology, and patent prosecution practices.

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DLA Piper adds counsel in Hong Kong
1 April 2016   Law firm DLA Piper has hired Carolyn Bigg as of counsel in the firm’s intellectual property and technology team in Hong Kong.
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DLA Piper adds five to its IP team
30 September 2013   Four lawyers have moved from Jones Day LLP in China to join the IP and technology group at DLA Piper LLP.


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