Marshall, Gerstein & Borun promotes three to partner
Marshall, Gerstein & Borun has promoted three patent associates to partnership.
The announcement, made yesterday, November 19, said Michael Allikian, Jonathan Hughley and Cameron Pick will assume their new roles in January 2020.
Jeffrey Sharp, managing partner at the firm, said Allikian, Hughley and Pick’s talent and dedication to building clients’ patent portfolios is evident by their continued success.
“We could not be prouder of Michael, Jonathan and Cameron for their hard work and advocacy on behalf of our clients,” he said.
Allikian focuses his practice on patent application prosecution for a range of molecular biology technologies, including nanobiotechnology, genomics and therapeutics.
Also specialising in patents, Hughley prepares and prosecutes domestic and foreign patent applications involving mechanical, electro-mechanical, and software technologies. Hughley also serves on the firm’s Diversity & Inclusion Committee.
Pick prosecutes domestic and foreign patents for technologies across a range of industries, in particular electrical and software engineering. His expertise lies in blockchain technology, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and cellular network technology.
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