Latham hires ex-Skadden IP litigator
Latham & Watkins has hired former Skadden Arps litigator Anthony Sammi to join the firm’s New York practice as partner and global vice chair of IP litigation.
Sammi specialises in tech litigation with experience in patent, trade secrets, trademark and copyright disputes.
He has represented clients across several industries, including video games, oil and gas, software, telecommunications and pharmaceuticals at both district and appellate courts.
“Tony has a well-earned reputation as a powerhouse IP lawyer, with an excellent track record both in and out of the courtroom,” said David Callahan, global chair of Latham’s IP litigation practice. “He’s a welcome addition who will blend seamlessly with our talented IP litigation team.”
Sammi has also led trials before the US Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) and has counselled international clients on evaluating licensing and protecting IP portfolios.
At Skadden he served as the head of the IP litigation group.
“I’m thrilled to be joining Latham’s powerhouse IP litigation practice, which I’ve seen grow to become one of the premier IP firms in the market,” said Sammi.
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