Dickinson Wright Featured in Law360 on New IP Lawyers
We have recently been featured in Law360’s article, “Dickinson Wright Adds 7 Attys To IP Practice,” announcing the election of seven new IP attorneys across four of our firm’s locations. Our new attorneys are Christopher Hanba, Joshua Jones, Nick Coleman, Andrew Dorisio, Mark Jotanovic, Michael MacCallum and Jonathan Nikkila. These new attorneys bring the firm’s IP count to over 100 in North America. “As business and the marketplace continue to change, our clients need lawyers who can help protect their intellectual property assets both domestically and abroad,” said Phillip Rettig. Click here to read the full article.
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