Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo PC has welcomed a new intellectual property partner from King & Spalding LLP to its New York office. This new addition comes alongside similar strategic changes at Hogan Lovells, which has expanded its team with life science patent litigators in Washington, D.C., and Silicon Valley. These changes showcase the fast-paced nature of hiring in the field of intellectual property law.
The new partner at Mintz Levin brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in intellectual property. Their previous tenure at King & Spalding LLP, along with the expertise they’ve developed in their legal practice, will undoubtedly benefit Mintz Levin’s continued growth and impact in the sector.
Meanwhile, the bicoastal acquisitions by Hogan Lovells underline their strategic initiative toward expanding their life science patent litigation practice. By bolstering its offices in both Washington, D.C., and Silicon Valley, Hogan Lovells continues to tap into key centers of innovation and technological advancement, increasing its ability to serve a diverse set of clients.
These are among a series of notable moves in the intellectual property law domain. For more details, the firm’s hires and their potential impact can be found at Law360.