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National Law Review Recognizes Ted Claypoole, Dominic Panakal as Top Authors/Thought Leaders for Cybersecurity Law
Dec 06 2019
In 2019, the National Law Review has published more than 100,000 legal news articles (and counting). From that vast pool of content, the publication has selected 75 authors as their 2019 Go-To Thought Leaders—and Womble Bond Dickinson attorneys Ted Claypoole and Dominic Panakal have been honored for their writings on Cybersecurity Law.
Results of USPTO Post-Prosecution Pilot Look Promising
Dec 04 2019
Through the Enhanced Patent Quality Initiative, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is rolling out programs to enhance overall patent quality. The latest program rolled out was the Post-Prosecution Pilot (P3) Program, which was developed to enhance after-final practice.
Womble Bond Dickinson Closes Rotunda Capital Partners’ Platform Acquisition of Trinity3 Technology
Dec 03 2019
A multidisciplinary Womble Bond Dickinson team led by Northern Virginia corporate transactions attorneys Jeff Cohen and Raj Singh guided Rotunda Capital Partners in acquiring majority interest in Trinity3 Technology. The deal closed Nov. 15.
Womble Bond Dickinson Joins with NTCA—The Rural Broadband Association for Fall Legal Seminar in DC
Dec 02 2019
The Rural Broadband Association and Womble Bond Dickinson teamed up to give telecom professionals a better understanding of the legal issues impacting their industry.
Panel Talks Brexit and Trade in DC
Nov 25 2019
Whether the United Kingdom will leave the European Union or not remains unclear more than three years after voters decided to leave the trade union.
Building a Robust Innovation Economy: How Betting on Higher Education and Fostering an Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Helped Northern Virginia Land Amazon HQ2
Nov 25 2019
On November 13, 2018, Amazon announced that its HQ2 project—contributing an estimated 25,000 high-paying jobs and $2.5 billion investment—to be located in the Crystal City area of Arlington, Va. The announcement by the e-commerce giant ended months of fierce competition, and was cause for celebration throughout the Northern Virginia and the DC metro area.
