Tammy Terry and Lisa Margonis have been appointed as partners in the intellectual property practice at Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP, based in Houston. This move, reported on Wednesday, represents a significant expansion of the firm’s IP capabilities.
Tammy Terry is an experienced intellectual property litigator and a registered patent attorney with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Her practice focuses on representing both global and domestic companies in IP litigation, complex commercial cases, and dispute resolution across the United States. The firm’s decision to bring Terry on board highlights their commitment to enhancing client service in IP litigation and broader corporate legal strategies.
Lisa Margonis specializes in intellectual property litigation and patent prosecution, concentrating on technologies related to oilfields, automotive, and consumer products. Her expertise will likely augment Nelson Mullins’ service offerings in these key industrial sectors, strengthening its ability to address complex IP issues that arise in innovative and technical fields.
Both lawyers have prior experience with Osha Bergman Watanabe & Burton, a firm known for its work in IP law. As Nelson Mullins continues its strategic growth in Houston, the addition of Margonis and Terry is part of their ongoing efforts to bolster their IP capabilities. More details about this development can be found on the Nelson Mullins website and additional insights have been shared by Bloomberg Law.