Washington, D.C.-based intellectual property lawyer Sean Wooden has left Andrews Kurth Kenyon after almost 15 years to join Katten Muchin Rosenman—a move that will enable him to continue to practice with a team in Dallas that he worked with at Andrews Kurth for years.

Wooden joined the group of seven former Andrews Kurth partners, led by partner Mark Solomon, who departed in February to open an office in Dallas for Katten Muchin. Wooden officially started at Katten Muchin on March 1.

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