Kasowitz Welcomes New Partners to Strengthen IP Litigation Team
Kasowitz is excited to announce that a four-partner team specializing in intellectual property has joined its ranks. This experienced group, transitioning from a notable previous law firm, is led by distinguished litigator Timothy Gilman, featuring partners Natalie Lieber, Daniel Apgar, and Robert Pickens alongside him.
Expertise in Intellectual Property Litigation
Timothy Gilman and his team are well-regarded in the legal profession for their deep expertise in technology-related disputes and a multitude of intellectual property matters. Their broad range of skills encompasses patent litigation, trade secrets, and licensing negotiations. Moreover, their technical backgrounds equip them uniquely to address complex issues which clients may face in the rapidly changing landscape of intellectual property.
A Growing Presence in the Legal Field
By integrating this accomplished group, Kasowitz is not only bolstering its already nationally recognized IP Litigation team, but it is also enhancing its capability to serve major clients in the technology and pharmaceutical sectors. The addition reflects the firm’s sustained expansion into cutting-edge areas such as trade secrets and artificial intelligence, solidifying their in-demand national practice.
Commitment to Client Excellence
Kasowitz's commitment to providing outstanding service remains firm. Jonathan Waldrop, Chair of the Intellectual Property Litigation Department at Kasowitz, expressed enthusiasm about the new additions, stating, "The addition of Tim and his team to our group will enable us to continue to offer our clients the highest quality legal service in the rapidly evolving intellectual property and technology arena." This spirit of collaboration aligns with Kasowitz's aim of delivering creative solutions to intricate legal challenges.
Vision for the Future
Prior to joining Kasowitz, Mr. Gilman led the Intellectual Property Litigation group at a previous firm. His positive outlook about joining Kasowitz emphasizes a desire to work alongside some of the brightest legal minds in trial law. Mr. Gilman shared, "We are excited to be joining one of the very best litigation firms in the country and we look forward to providing our clients with the highest-quality, most creative solutions to their intellectual property matters." This forward-thinking attitude sets a robust foundation for the future of the firm.
About Kasowitz LLP
Kasowitz LLP stands as a leading national law firm, emphasizing comprehensive commercial litigation while also possessing strong practices in bankruptcy and real estate transactions. The firm is celebrated for its creative and aggressive litigators who tackle challenging cases. With extensive trial experience and readiness, Kasowitz represents both plaintiffs and defendants across various areas of litigation. The firm remains committed to implementing innovative approaches to tackle their clients’ most pressing legal challenges.
Contact Information
For further inquiries, Shannon O'Reilly can be reached at 212-547-1290. Kasowitz invites interested parties to explore the firm’s offerings through their official website.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Kasowitz LLP specialize in?
Kasowitz LLP specializes in commercial litigation along with significant practices in restructuring and real estate transactions.
Who are the new partners joining Kasowitz's IP team?
The new partners include Timothy Gilman, Natalie Lieber, Daniel Apgar, and Robert Pickens, all experts in intellectual property litigation.
What industries does Kasowitz serve?
Kasowitz serves clients across various sectors including technology and pharmaceuticals, focusing on complex litigation matters.
What areas does the IP Litigation team handle?
The IP Litigation team handles matters including patent litigation, trade secrets, licensing negotiations, and IP due diligence.
How does Kasowitz approach client challenges?
The firm is known for its aggressive and innovative strategies, ensuring high-quality legal support for complex legal challenges.
