Intellectual Property


What starts as an idea on a napkin can launch a business or transform an industry. With the right team on your side, your brand, inventions and other intangible assets can be leveraged into invaluable assets that can give you a competitive edge.

Like our clients, our strategies are innovative to help you maximize market value across the life cycle of your IP portfolio.

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What does the coming year look like for IP? Our annual update breaks down the biggest stories, trends, and data to give you a roadmap to the year ahead.


Our attorneys understand complex technologies, find creative solutions and strategies to protect your IP assets, and are often on the forefront of policy changes affecting IP rights. This allows us to help our clients before law is implemented and navigate the procedures once the rules are in effect.

Our team is agile and works efficiently to protect brands and inventions, mitigate exposure, and enforce your IP assets. From patents, trademarks, and copyrights to trade secret, domain name issues, licensing, and IP portfolio due diligence, we leverage our industry experience to achieve your intellectual property goals.

With mechanical, chemical, electrical, and aeronautical engineers, former USPTO examiners, former in-house counsel, proven litigators, and a trial strategist on our team, we know how to use USPTO procedures effectively and consider the interplay with subsequent enforcement to maximize value and solve problems.

Latest News and Insights

Press Mentions7.12.24

“Novo Nordisk’s uphill battle in the counterfeit weight loss craze”

Tom Moga was quoted in the Life Sciences Intellectual Property Review (LSIPR) article, "Novo…

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Legal Alerts7.2.24

One Minute Matters [Video]: Who Owns the Rights to AI-Generated Art and Inventions? (with Diego Freire)

Imagine an AI-written song climbs to the top of the charts—who earns the royalties? What about a new…

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Legal Alerts6.21.24

Decision Alert: Supreme Court Unanimously Upholds Patent and Trademark Office’s Refusal to Register “TRUMP TOO SMALL” Trademark

On June 13, 2024, in Vidal v. Elster, the Supreme Court unanimously held that the Lanham Act’s…

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