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The firm, which made two significant additions in September 2025, has selected a former Baker McKenzie chief strategy officer to lead its development.
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As AI empowers us to track more and better KPIs, the IP industry is finally being equipped with the data and capacity it needs to provide tangible indicators of return on IP investment, says Marcia Chang of Tradespace.
For the first time ever, five generations are in the workforce together. How has the landscape changed, what challenges does that present, and where does that leave young professionals, asks Marisa Woutersen.
Diverse mentorship is a powerful tool to help attorneys from minority backgrounds navigate the office environment and ultimately become industry leaders, says Malaika Tyson of McAndrews, Held & Malloy.
You may not be able to change your firm’s make-up overnight, but you can be authentic throughout the diversity journey, says Julius Stobbs, founder of Stobbs IP.
As June marks Pride Month, the IP world must support LGBTQ+ lawyers amid a concerning rollback of rights for this community, says Brian Winterfeldt of Winterfeldt IP.
You don’t need to be a trademark attorney to do great trademark work, discovers Tom Phillips.
Alice Stephenson tells WIPR about how being a homeless teenage mother and overcoming prejudice inspired her to make a difference in law.
Laurie Fitzgerald, senior vice president at Avanci, explains why a sense of humour and adventure are crucial ingredients for success.
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Clients are increasingly seeking quick, tailored advice on adopting AI, says the firm, but can it offer what rivals can’t? Sarah Speight talks to three of the practice's members.
A trio of experienced tech and PTAB specialists moved from an intellectual property-focused competitor to help meet demand for “increasingly complex and business-critical” patent litigation.
The executive chair of Beck Greener enabled a smaller firm to swerve private equity and join its stable—a move that boosts what was already a "clear path to growth" under his bold leadership, discovers Sarah Speight.
New York conference will bring together leaders from across IP to dive into the ROI of using artificial intelligence tools, plus AI law, strategy, and governance.
The new partners have a ‘stellar reputation in IP litigation’ with a strong focus on the tech, gaming and media industries.
Many law firms and in-house teams are under pressure to install IT and AI projects. Clio Sparks of CxO IP offers a sense check before pushing ahead.
Respected lawyer Amir Ghavi, who counts Microsoft and Infosys among his clients, will lead the global Technology Transactions practice from New York.
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