Cozen O’Connor appoints counsel in Minneapolis
Cozen O’Connor has strengthened its Minneapolis office with the addition of a senior attorney from US law firm Schwegman Lundberg & Woessner.
Patent attorney Vadim Braginsky joins Cozen O’Connor as counsel and will focus his practice on drafting and prosecuting patents.
Braginsky also provides strategic guidance on a range of other IP issues, including clearance, infringement, joint development, licensing, and IP monetisation.
He advises a range of clients in the technology space, including those in the industrial and scientific instrumentation, wireless communications, software, and internet of things sectors.
Kerry McTigue, co-chair of Cozen O’Connor’s IP department, said Braginsky counsels and represents key players “across an array of important industries—from software to automated controls to life sciences”.
Braginsky noted: “In addition to patent concerns, today’s businesses must also consider IP-related antitrust, taxation, international trade issues, negotiated agreements and litigation matters. Cozen O'Connor affords me the legal resources to address all of these issues.”
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