The combination, which went into effect Jan. 1, boosts the firm's head count to 170 lawyers.
January 05, 2023 at 09:00 AM
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Buffalo-based business law firm Lippes Mathias finalized a combination earlier this month with Cleveland-based intellectual property firm Fay Sharpe, tripling the former firm’s head count of intellectual property counsel.
Effective on Jan. 1, the merger comes at a time when protecting patents, trademarks and trade secrets have become integral to corporate clients’ demand for legal services.
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(L-R) Kevin J. Cross, managing partner and chairman of Lippes Mathias; Scott E. Thompson, Lippes Mathias partner and IP team co-leader; Joe Dreher, former Fay Sharpe partner and co-leader of the IP team at Lippes Mathias. Courtesy photos.
