In the midst of a competitive Atlanta market for intellectual property talent, an IP group has decamped from general practice firm Carlton Fields for IP boutique Woodcock Washburn. Wendy A. Choi, who leads the Woodcock office, said the firm is expanding beyond its traditional strengths in patent prosecution and IP litigation into transactional work, and that the firm plans to keep expanding its Atlanta office.
June 06, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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An intellectual property group has decamped from general practice firm Carlton Fields for IP boutique Woodcock Washburn in the competitive Atlanta market for IP talent.
Lance D. Reich, Andrea E. Bates and E. Michelle Tyde joined Woodcock as partners May 21, bringing associate Carmen V. Lyles-Irving with them a week later.
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