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Fenwick has gained two partners from Winston & Strawn, and added three new associates, in a move that will bolster Fenwick’s patent litigation work across telecommunications, hardware, software, and semiconductors.
The global IP community’s movers and shakers of the year are revealed, in a list that spans 80 countries and six continents.
The new Washington, DC firm, which will focus on IP, AI and technology, also provides free open-source AI-based patent analytics tools for clients.
The US firm’s new recruits—which marks a "significant expansion" of its Los Angeles and West Coast presence—include two with IP expertise.
Hiring the “outstanding” new partners underscores the firm’s aim to be the “go-to” for complex, high-stakes contentious matters.
A long-serving partner in the IP & technology division will head up the European practice at the firm.
The new IP chief joined the firm in 2025 and replaces Mary Bagnall, who spent nearly a decade in the role and will become a consultant to the firm.
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