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CHICAGO
Nixon Peabody’s Chicago office serves as our service point for the Midwest. The legal professionals in Chicago provide a full range of legal services, including litigation, transactional, regulatory, corporate, and dispute resolution services—both domestically and internationally. In addition, our Chicago office is home to the firm’s largest group of intellectual property attorneys, including one of the nation’s foremost practitioners in trade secrets law. These attorneys represent clients across a wide spectrum of industries, including medical devices, insurance, telecommunications, biotech, and software.
Our Chicago office has been awarded Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) Gold certification by the U.S. Green Building Council in the category of “Commercial Interiors.” This is Nixon Peabody’s fourth office space to receive LEED certification, furthering the firm’s “green” leadership role in the legal industry.
Members of our Chicago office are also very active in community and professional organizations. Office Managing Partner Janet Garetto is the immediate past president of the Intellectual Property Law Association of Chicago (IPLAC). Partner Paul Kitch currently serves as the secretary of IPLAC.
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Press
Media Clips- Lawyers See IP Protection Help in U.S. Trade-Secrets Focus
Reuters | February 22, 2013
Chicago Intellectual Property Litigation partner Mark Halligan discusses efforts to combat trade-secret theft. - EXTRA! EXTRA! En Banc Federal Circuit Overrules Its Precedent on Induced Infringement
IP Today | October 16, 2012
Authored by Chicago intellectual property partner Paul Kitch and Chicago intellectual property litigation associate Jason Kunze, this article discusses the law concerning induced infringement of patented methods. Click here to download the article. - Seventh Circuit Ruling Clears Website of Infringement
Chicago Daily Law Bulletin | August 3, 2012
This article focuses on a ruling from the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals indicating that a website that provides copyrighted videos without consent does not contribute to copyright infringement. Chicago intellectual property partner Mark Halligan provides third party commentary. . . . View all . . .
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