Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP > Reston, United States > Firm Profile

Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP
TWO FREEDOM SQUARE
11955 FREEDOM DRIVE
RESTON, VA 20190-5675
VIRGINIA
United States

Intellectual property > Patents: prosecution (including re-examination and post-grant proceedings) Tier 1

The patent prosecution group at Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP is well-regarded for its provision of ‘outstanding, commercially-focused legal advice’, which includes the establishment, preparation, filing and management of patent portfolios; inventions and foreign protection issues, as well as the handling of reissues; re-examinations, IPRs, PGRs, and the scope of work that may arise from range of patent transactions, all of which the group handles for such renowned clients as FedEx Corporation, Toshiba Corporation and Google. The team is headed up by specialist Jeffrey Jacobstein and Cory Bell who leads the PTAB sub-team, both are based at the Boston office. Bell and Jacobstein lead alongside Boston-based managing partner Erika Harmon Arner who has a focus on PTAB and federal-level appeal cases and Anand Sharma who splits her time between both Boston and Reston. Among the team are an array of IP and tech experts, with attorneys to note in DC being Adriana Burgy who is experienced handling litigation in the chemical, pharma and biotech industry sectors; ‘great mentor’ Aaron Parker, Mark Feldstein and associate Gracie Mills . On the West Coast, Aaron Capron in Palo Alto has expertise handling post-grant proceedings pertaining to electronics, telecoms and software-based tech. Arpita Bhattacharyya stands out at the same office. Senior counsel Thomas Irving retired in March 2023.

Practice head(s):

Jeffrey Jacobstein; Cory Bell; Erika Harmon Arner; Anand Sharma

Other key lawyers:

Adriana Burgy; Aaron Parker; Aaron Capron; Daniel Jordan; Karthik Kumar; Benjamin Saidman; Kara Specht; Elliot Cook; Lionel Lavenue; Arpita Bhattacharyya; David Weingarten; Colin Kreutzer; Abhay Watwe; Kai Rajan; Stephanie Ham; Samir Ismail; Gracie Mills

Testimonials

‘Great collaboration and communication skills. We meet regularly to talk about our needs and they always provide great guidance and are patient with questions.’

‘Aaron Parker has a huge amount of experience in all areas including prosecution and is a great mentor to my team. Daniel Jordan has excellent attention-to-detail and provides careful explanation of patent-related matters to my team in ways we can understand.’

‘Outstanding, commercially-focused legal advice. Finnegan’s team that works with me on prosecution, clearance and assertion matters also bring a unique combination of technical skills, product knowledge and patent enforcement requirements that result in better crafted and more defendable and enforceable patents.’

‘The standout partner is Karthik Kumar while standout associates are Colin Kreutzer, Abhay Watwe, Kai Rajan, Stephanie Ham and Samir Ismail.’

‘The team made major efforts to master background materials. They made sure we broadly understood how we could strengthen our patent portfolio, explaining some nuances that were new to us. Having lawyers who also had extensive medicinal chemistry experience eliminated the need for some intermediaries and gave us confidence that we were getting outstanding guidance.’

‘The team was sensitive to timelines and were efficient in addressing our needs. They treated us with respect and provided a first-rate service. This is in contrast to the previous firm that handled our IP that didn’t have the same knowledge of chemistry and did not take us as seriously because we an early stage company.’

‘David Weingarten is outstanding! His recommendations are well thought-out, clear, concise, and strategic. He is an experienced medicinal chemist as well as an outstanding lawyer, and his experience in working on chemistry issues with both large pharma and small biotechs gives him a perspective beyond that of most IP lawyers.’

‘David Weingarten’s demeanor is calm and reassuring. He is a pleasure to work with.’

Key clients

Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc. (ADS)

Alibaba Group

Archer Aviation, Inc.

ASML Netherlands B.V.

AstraZeneca Group

BMW

Caterpillar, Inc.

Coupang Corporation

Eli Lilly and Company

FedEx Corporation

FIS

Google

Intuitive Surgical, Inc.

Novartis International AG

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Toshiba Corporation

Vertex Pharmaceuticals

Wipro Limited

Work highlights

  • Advising Alibaba on patent drafting and prosecution in cutting-edge technologies such as quantum computing, AI, video processing, blockchain, neural network processing units, and other tech.
  • The PTAB upheld one of Bausch’s patents covering the plecanitide active pharmaceutical ingredient, finding that Mylan failed to prove that the patent was unpatentable as obvious.
  • Handling high-stakes drafting, prosecuting, portfolio management, and strategic advising, including patentability, freedom-to-operate, and patent term extension considerations on worldwide patent portfolios covering several different and commercially important drugs.

Intellectual property > Trademarks: non-contentious (including prosecution, portfolio management and licensing) Tier 1

Leveraging its vast experience before a diverse array of courts across the country including the Unified Patent and Trademark Office and the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, tour-de-force Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP enjoys an esteemed reputation across pharma, consumer products, entertainment and financial services sectors, acting for a consortium of high-profile clients such as IBM, Nestlé and Caterpillar. The ‘top-notch’ and ‘highly competent’ practice draws on the support of its offices across Europe and Asia. The practice is jointly led by Naresh Kilaru, who routinely handles trademark, copyright and unfair competition litigation before an extensive range of US district and appellate courts, managing partner Erika Harmon Arner and firm chair Anand Sharma. Key contact Danny Awdeh fields a strong practice that comprises assisting with global brand launches, high-value transactions, and strategic counselling, while B. Brett Heavner substantially bolsters the practice with his strengths in domestic and international trademark litigation. Sports sector specialist Douglas Rettew and Mark Sommers, whose wide-ranging experience representing clients before the USPTO and TTAB alongside federal district and appellate courts. Morgan E. Smith is well positioned to manage mandates arising from sports equipment, electronics and telecoms sectors, and Laura Johnson, who operates from the firm’s Boston office, is noted for her strong presence across automotive, medical products and music sectors, among others. All other listed attorneys are based in Washington DC.

Practice head(s):

Naresh Kilaru; Erika Arner; Anand Sharma

Other key lawyers:

Danny Awdeh; B. Brett Heavner; Douglas Rettew; Mark Sommers; Morgan E. Smith; Laura Johnson; Lisa London

Testimonials

‘The team is very strong and covers all aspects of intellectual property law.’

‘Danny Awdeh has excellent knowledge and is able to communicate the legal position clearly and concisely.’

‘The support from Finnegan in our litigation, advice and legal opinions is of high quality. My contact persons are pleasant to work with and they provide clear opinions, with deep understanding of the commercial environment our company is in. Big compliment!’

‘The Finnegan Trademark team (non-contentious) is top notch! They are amongst our organization’s top firms, and we engage Finnegan for a wide range of matters, including the toughest, most complex legal situations.’

‘They are highly respected in the legal community and have highly competent and experienced attorneys. Finnegan clearly values teams with diverse backgrounds (gender, race, age, etc) and perspectives. ’

‘On the Trademark (non-contentious) side, we have worked with Mark Sommers and his associates, including Lisa London. Significantly, they have in-depth knowledge of and experience with the online marketplaces of today. They have adapted their legal strategies and support in a way that allows us to best enforce our existing IP rights and create new IP rights so as to achieve significant business impact, given these new online realities.’

‘We appreciate their creative solutions that have had a significant, positive impact on the bottom line. We also appreciate that Finnegan has increased their copyright capabilities, which is line with our prioritization of online IP enforcement.’

Key clients

Bridgestone

Callaway Golf Company

Caterpillar

Head

IBM Corp.

InterContinental Hotels Group PLC (IHG)

LG Electronics Inc.

Marriott International, Inc.

Nestlé

The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (Formerly PNC Bank Corp)

Sony Group Corporation

Subaru of America, Inc.

Under Armour

Work highlights

  • Counselling Assurant in connection with numerous important brands and handles domestic and international clearance work for new brands.
  • Providing strategic counselling and management of Subaru’s trademark matters and portfolio, including trademark clearance, filing applications, maintaining existing registrations, and enforcement work.
  • Handling Welspun’s global trademark portfolio which spans 30+ countries.

Intellectual property > Patents: licensing Tier 2

Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP‘s IP management and transactions section assists clients in IP-related transactions, IP licensing, and with their IP portfolios. The mechanical practice group is led by Brian Kacedon in Washington DC, who focuses on patent and technology licensing and litigation. Managing partner Erika Harmon Arner handles patent litigation related to computer software and electronic technology, while firm chair Anand Sharma handles patent portfolio management and strategy in addition to representing clients in litigation. Reston-based lawyer Elliot C. Cook advises his clients on patent litigation, portfolio development, and patent prosecution. Patent attorney Michele C. Bosch has a diverse practice with an emphasis on post-grant proceedings, while Virginia L. Carron in Atlanta counsels clients on diverse licensing and related transactional matters. In October 2023, Boston partner Nishla H. Keiser re-joined the firm from an in-house role at Orna Therapeutics. Unless otherwise mentioned, listed contacts are based in Washington DC.

Practice head(s):

Brian Kacedon; Erika Harmon Arner; Anand Sharma

Other key lawyers:

Key clients

BMW of North America

Corteva, Inc.

Darfon Electronics Corp.

Dukosi Ltd

Eisai Co, Ltd.

Ecovyst Catalyst Technologies LLC

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Megagon Labs

Work highlights

  • Assisted Megagon Labs with developing its patent portfolio directed to cutting-edge AI technologies as well as with open-source licensing matters.

Intellectual property > Patents: litigation (full coverage) Tier 2

Intellectual property boutique Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP has technical expertise and a ‘deep understanding of the commercial environment‘ in the full range of patent infringement disputes. The group is co-led by Elizabeth D. Ferrill , John M. Williamson and Anand Sharma and also features patent litigation and appeals specialist James Barney as well as Atlanta lawyer Virginia L. Carron, who litigates and advises on patent and trademark matters in a wide range of industry sectors, including food and beverage, chemicals and fertilizers. Frank A. DeCosta III is an experienced patent attorney in cases relating to computers, consumer electronics, software, medical devices and information systems, and seasoned litigator Gerald F. Ivey focuses primarily on jury trial patent disputes in the tech sector. Arpita Bhattacharyya in Palo Alto, whose practice focuses on patent litigation, post-grant proceedings at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and client counseling, is also a key contact. All lawyers listed are based in Washington DC unless otherwise mentioned.

Practice head(s):

Elizabeth Ferrill; John Williamson; Erika H. Arner; Anand K. Sharma

Other key lawyers:

Testimonials

‘The support from Finnegan in our litigations, advice and legal opinions is of high quality. My contact persons are pleasant to work with and they provide clear opinions, with deep understanding of the commercial environment our company is in. Big compliment!’

‘Elizabeth Ferrill has a great understanding of our business’ needs and mindset. ’

Key clients

AbbVie Inc.

Asetek Danmark A/S

ASSA ABLOY AB

AstraZeneca

Bausch Pharma/Bausch & Lomb

Biogen Idec Inc.

BMW Group

Castle Retail LLC

Dow AgroSciences LLC

Eli Lilly and Company

FedEx Corporation

FOX Factory, Inc

HubSpot, Inc.

iFlight Technology Company Ltd.

Intuitive Surgical Inc.

MediaTek Inc.

Monolithic Power Systems, Inc.

Nestle

Novartis International AG

Otsuka Pharmaceuticals

Samsung Electronics Co., LTD.

Sarepta Therapeutics

TCL Communication Technology Holdings Ltd.

Toyota Motor Corporation

Truist

Work highlights

  • Represented BMW of North America, LLC and Bayerische Motoren Werke AG in an International Trade Commission complaint by Arigna Technology Limited aiming to ban the importation and sale of certain of BMW’s mild-hybrid, hybrid, and all-electric SUVs and other vehicles.
  • Represented Eli Lilly and Company in district court litigation that resulted in the District of Massachusetts tossing a previous jury trial decision awarding Teva $176.5m in damages after granting Eli Lilly’s motion for judgment as a matter of law.
  • Acted for ProSlide Technology, Inc. as plaintiff in infringement litigation involving design and utility patents related to large water rides.

Intellectual property > Patents: litigation (International Trade Commission) Tier 2

Largely based in Washington DC, Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP has a seasoned ITC practice that represents both claimants and respondents in Section 337 patent infringement cases related to a broad range of technologies. The ITC litigation practice is co-led by intellectual property litigator Smith R. Brittingham IV, who has particular expertise in cases before the ITC, and Elizabeth A. Niemeyer, who frequently assists clients before the ITC with patent litigation and administrative proceedings in the electrical arts, alongside Erika Arner and Anand Sharma. Frank A. DeCosta III frequently defends clients against patent infringement charges in tech, and Mareesa A. Frederick stands out for her ability to litigate cases related to mechanical and electrical patents before the ITC. The group also includes patent litigation specialists Forrest A. Jones and J. Preston Long as well as patent and trade secret litigator Cara Regan. Lionel M. Lavenue and Kara A. Specht, respectively based in Reston and Atlanta, are also key practitioners.

Practice head(s):

Smith R. Brittingham IV; Elizabeth A. Niemeyer; Erika H. Arner; Anand K. Sharma

Key clients

Bayerische Motoren Werke AG

BMW of North America, LLC

Innoscience Zhuhai Technology Company, Ltd.

Innoscience, Inc.

Innoscience America, Inc.

MediaTek Inc.; MediaTek USA Inc.

Work highlights

  • Represented BMW in an ITC complaint by Arigna aiming to ban the importation and sale of mild-hybrid, hybrid, and all-electric SUVs and other vehicles.

Intellectual property > Trademarks: litigation Tier 2

With an established presence in representing clients in the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, federal circuit courts of appeal and various other tribunals, Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP's extensive litigation experience enables it to operate for global brands such as Under Armour and Sony Corporation. The practice is jointly led by Naresh Kilaru, managing partner Erika Harmon Arner and chair Anand Sharma. Kilaru’s capabilities encompass disputes arising from computer source code, product packaging, and gray-market goods, while key contact Danny Awdeh, who leads the firm’s trademark, copyright, and advertising group, demonstrates an outstanding knowledge of litigation concerning trademark infringement, counterfeiting, unfair competition, dilution, and false advertising. B. Brett Heavner’s expansive expertise incorporates all aspects of domestic and foreign trademark protection, and Douglas Rettew capitalizes on his immense experience in US Court of Appeals cases to count blue-chip global names in his client roster. Mark Sommers frequently handles matters pertaining to trademarks, intermediary liability, and rights of publicity, with Morgan E. Smith contributing her prowess in injunctive relief and offensive and defensive discovery. All named lawyers are based in Washington DC.

Practice head(s):

Naresh Kilaru; Erika Harmon Arner; Anand Sharma

Other key lawyers:

Testimonials

‘The team of Doug Rettew and Patrick Rodgers were great to work with. Doug was highly engaged at every step of our trademark litigation. Patrick is very talented at brief writing and discovery planning.’

‘Doug Rettew and his team are always ready to assist with any IP issue. Very knowledgeable with complex general IP/trademark, litigation, and copyright issues.’

‘Doug (Chip) Rettew is an superb litigator and all-around trademark expert. He has the client’s best interest in mind at all times, and, like a chess player, is strategic with long term vision.’

‘The team provides strong, practical strategic advice based on a vast amount of experience.’

‘Mark Sommers has been supporting our trademark legal risk management for almost a decade and has constantly delivered strategic advice and brilliant arguments to help us secure winning results.’

Key clients

Biogen

Bridgestone

Caterpillar

Head

Hologic

IBM

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG)

LG Electronics

Marriott Corporation

Nestlé

Sony Corporation

Subaru Corporation

TD Bank

Under Armour, Inc.

Work highlights

  • Represented Caterpillar, and was successful in the cancellation of Puma’s registration for the PROCAT mark, which was used for a line of children’s soccer cleats.
  • Filed a successful opposition at the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) against an application for SONISTREAM on behalf of Sony Group Corporation.
  • Represented Under Armour in a trademark infringement, unfair competition, and trademark dilution litigation against Armorina’s unauthorized use of the ARMORINA name and mark for women’s athleisure apparel and accessories.

Intellectual property > Trade secrets (litigation and non-contentious matters) Tier 4

Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP harnesses capabilities across its trade secrets practice which enable it to handle the gamut of matters, with a specific focus on those relating to complex tech. Misappropriation and breaches of contract are the make-up of the team’s workload. The team also offers trade secrets advice and counseling. On the West Coast is Palo Alto-based Robert McCauley, while on the East Coast is litigator John Williamson, Anand Sharma and managing partner Erika Arner at its Washington DC office, though Arner also works from the Reston office.

Practice head(s):

Robert McCauley; John Williamson; Erika Arner; Anand Sharma

Other key lawyers:

Karthik Kumar

Key clients

Archer Aviation Inc.

Bharat Forge Limited

Emergy, Inc. d/b/a Meati Foods

Included Health Inc. f/k/a Grand Rounds

Work highlights

  • Advising Archer Aviation on which innovations to patent or maintain as trade secrets, in which jurisdictions to patent the innovations, and strategies to maximize the value of their global IP portfolio.
  • Counseling Included Health on strategies for protecting its trade secrets, including proprietary and sophisticated algorithms and software for providing advanced healthcare.

Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP is one of the world’s largest firms focusing on intellectual property law. With offices in the United States, Asia and Europe, Finnegan practices all aspects of trademark, copyright, and patent law, including counselling, prosecution, licensing and litigation. Finnegan also represents clients in IP issues relating to advertising, trade secrets, international trade, portfolio management, the Internet, e-commerce, government contracts, antitrust and unfair competition.

    Finnegan offers full-service IP legal and technical experience in virtually every industry and technology, including consumer products, sports and fitness, textiles, food and beverage, automotive, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, life sciences, chemicals, electronics, semiconductors, computers and software, industrial manufacturing, medical devices, clean energy and renewables, robotics, artificial intelligence, media, and three-dimensional printing.

With the firm’s practice centered on intellectual property, the firm is able to create economies of scale and focus all resources on providing the best tools, practices, and procedures for clients’ IP matters.

  • 225+ are registered to practise before the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), European Patent Office (EPO), the German Patent and Trade Mark Office (DPMA), the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO), and the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO).
  • With more than 55 years’ IP experience, Finnegan handles hundreds of litigation cases across the spectrum of IP-related venues, including district courts, the US International Trade Commission (ITC), the USPTO’s Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB), the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and the US Supreme Court. Since being the one of the first to file a petition and subsequently argue a post-grant review of a covered business method case following the implementation of the America Invents Act, Finnegan is one of the busiest law firms representing petitioners and patent owners in post-grant review proceedings, with more than 90 covered business method reviews (CBMs), more than a dozen post-grant reviews (PGRs, relatively few of which have been filed), and more than 900 inter partes review (IPR) proceedings. The firm files approximately 2,500 US and 1,000 foreign patent applications annually.

Surveys conducted by legal and business publications consistently rank Finnegan as one of the leading intellectual property law practices in the world. The firm is consistently ranked in the United States for contentious and prosecution trademark and patent work by publications including Managing Intellectual Property and The Legal 500, which have ranked Finnegan as a top tier firm in nearly every significant IP category for more than 10 years. The publications cite the firm’s winning record, technical expertise, and deep bench of talent in all aspects of IP litigation, including trials, appeals, and proceedings at the USPTO and ITC investigations.

Representative engagements:

  • Handled appeal after TCL received an unfavorable judgment of willful infringement in district court, which resulted in a damages award of over $110m. Convinced the Federal Circuit that the claims were patent ineligible under 35 U.S.C. § 101. The court reversed the district court’s ruling of no invalidity, vacated the entire judgment, and awarded costs to TCL. Finnegan further persuaded the Eastern District of Texas to tax $2.35m in costs.
  • Represented petitioner DJI at the PTAB in a series of IPRs against five Synergy Drone patents, resulting in cancellation of all 76 claims related to unmanned aerial vehicles.
  • Appealed adverse IPR decision to the Federal Circuit for Kaken Pharmaceuticals and Bausch Health, arguing that the final written decision finding the patent obvious/unpatentable was based on an erroneous claim construction ruling. The Federal Circuit overturned the PTAB’s claim construction of a key term in the patent, reversing the finding of obviousness that led to the finding of unpatentability and remanding to the Board.
  • Convinced the Federal Circuit to vacate and remand adverse PTAB decisions for client FOX Factory, finding the patent owner was not entitled to any presumption that the patented invention (related to bicycle chainring technology) was responsible for the alleged secondary considerations. On remand, the PTAB found all of patent owner’s claims unpatentable.
  • Provided strategic worldwide intellectual property counselling to Vertex with a focus on Vertex’s FDA approved cystic fibrosis products, including Kalydeco®, Orkambi®, and Symdeko®, as well as several preclinical compounds, for several still-expanding patent portfolios protecting these approved and future products for treatment of cystic fibrosis.

Sample client list: AstraZeneca; Bausch Health; Bridgestone; Capital One; Caterpillar; Eli Lilly; FedEx; FIS; Head; Google; IBM; IHG; LG; Lockheed Martin; Marriott; Nestlé; Otsuka; Patagonia; Petco; Philips; Subaru; Toyota; Varsity; Under Armour

Department Name Email Telephone
Managing Partner Erika H. Arner erika.arner@finnegan.com +1 571 203 2754
Chair Anand K. Sharma anand.sharma@finnegan.com +1 202 408 4446
Post-Grant Proceedings: Appeals of PTAB Trial Decisions; Derivations; Interferences; IPR, PGR, and CBM Cory C. Bell cory.bell@finnegan.com +1 617 646 1641
ITC Section 337 Investigations Smith R Brittingham IV smith.brittingham@finnegan.com +1 202 408 4158
Patent Litigation: Arbitration and Other ADR; Patent Trial; Pre-Trial Strategy Elizabeth D. Ferrill elizabeth.ferrill@finnegan.com +1 202 408 4445
Design Patents Elizabeth D. Ferrill elizabeth.ferrill@finnegan.com +1 202 408 4445
Advertising Jennifer Fried jennifer.fried@finnegan.com +1 202 408 4166
German and European IP Law, German Federal Patent Court, German Patent and Trade Mark Office (DPMA), European Patent Office (EPO) Dr. Dr. Jochen Herr jochen.herr@finnegan.com +49 89 83931 1240
Patent Office Examinations: Prosecution; Reexaminations; Reissue Proceedings; Appeals to the PTAB Jeffrey M. Jacobstein jeffrey.jacobstein@finnegan.com +1 617 646 1664
European and UK IP Law: Designs; EPO Third Party Observations; EPO Opposition and Appeals; Patent Prosecution; Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPCs); Trade Marks; The Unitary Patent System (UPS) and the Unified Patent Court (UPC); United Kingdom Patent Law Darren M. Jiron darren.jiron@finnegan.com +44 (0)20 7864 2853
Patent Portfolio Management, Monetization, and Transactions: Antitrust and Misuse; Due Diligence; Licensing, Pooling, and Other Transactions; Opinions and Counseling; Patent Mining and Mapping; Portfolio Management D. Brian Kacedon brian.kacedon@finnegan.com +1 202 408 4301
Trademark: Counterfeiting/Gray Market Goods; Domain Name Litigation and UDRPs; Trademark Counseling and Prosecution; Trademark Litigation; TTAB Litigation; Copyright Naresh Kilaru naresh.kilaru@finnegan.com +1 202 408 4236
Trade Secrets Robert McCauley robert.mccauley@finnegan.com +1 650 849 6673
ITC Section 337 Investigations Elizabeth A. Niemeyer elizabeth.niemeyer@finnegan.com +1 202 408 4238
Appeals: Federal Circuit and Supreme Court Appeals; Appeals from the PTAB Jason L. Romrell jason.romrell@finnegan.com +1 202 408 4349
Patent Litigation; Arbitration and Other ADR; Patent Trial; Pre-Trial Strategy John M. Williamson john.williamson@finnegan.com +1 202 408 4282
Trade Secrets John M. Williamson john.williamson@finnegan.com +1 202 408 4282
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