Mark Hannemann, Thomas Makin and Matthew Berkowitz joined Shearman & Sterling this week, doubling the number of partners in its intellectual property litigation practice. The three-partner team had spent nearly their entire career at the 100-attorney Kenyon IP boutique, where Hannemann was an executive committee member.
November 12, 2015 at 05:05 AM
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Three Kenyon & Kenyon partners have left to expand Shearman & Sterling’s intellectual property litigation practice.
Mark Hannemann, Thomas Makin and Matthew Berkowitz joined Shearman this week, doubling the number of partners in its IP litigation practice. Shearman has about 850 attorneys firmwide.
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