Dickstein Shapiro on Monday added two trademark partners in New York from King & Spalding. The hires of Clark Lackert and Keith Sharkin come as part of Dickstein's continuing efforts to grow its intellectual property practice. Lackert had been the deputy IP practice group leader at King & Spalding. Gary Hoffman, head of the IP practice at Dickstein, said clients have indicated they will follow the partners. Lackert and Sharkin counted Dell, Merck and Exxon Mobil among their clients.
May 05, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Dickstein Shapiro on Monday added two trademark partners in New York from King & Spalding. The hires of Clark Lackert and Keith Sharkin come as part of Dickstein’s continuing efforts to grow its intellectual property practice. Lackert had been the deputy IP practice group leader at King & Spalding.
“We have a trademark practice now, but we had been looking to extensively augment and grow that practice,” said Gary Hoffman, head of the IP practice at Dickstein.
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