Lovells is adding a third partner to its New York intellectual property (IP) group with the hire of a senior in-house patent lawyer from Johnson & Johnson. Kevin Townsend joins the law firm as a partner this month as part of Lovells' plans to substantially boost its IP practice in the US. Townsend has been at healthcare and pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson - a longstanding client of Lovells - for eight years, managing all patent issues for major products in development.
December 03, 2008 at 11:18 PM
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City law firm adds third partner to its New York intellectual property group with pharmaceutical giant hire
Lovells is adding a third partner to its New York intellectual property (IP) group with the hire of a senior in-house patent lawyer from Johnson & Johnson.
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