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Cincinnati Intellectual Property Law Firm
Overview
At Wood, Herron & Evans we serve businesses, trade associations, universities, foundations and individuals. Our practice is committed to aiding clients in the acquisition, development, protection, licensing, defense and enforcement of intellectual property rights. Our attorneys and their well-trained professional support staff understand the value of our clients’ intellectual property assets.
We focus on in-depth involvement with clients...
At Wood, Herron & Evans we serve businesses, trade associations, universities, foundations and individuals. Our practice is committed to aiding clients in the acquisition, development, protection, licensing, defense and enforcement of intellectual property rights. Our attorneys and their well-trained professional support staff understand the value of our clients’ intellectual property assets.
We focus on in-depth involvement with clients. We anticipate legal issues that might threaten or compromise IP assets and when our clients do need assistance with litigation, we are prepared to assist them until a satisfactory resolution is reached.
Our experience gives us a seasoned and informed view of technology in business and commerce and of the complex laws which protect innovation. We work closely with our clients to devise strategies for intellectual property acquisition, licensing and protection that fit and enhance their business objectives.
About Wood Herron & Evans LLP
Practice Areas
- Intellectual Property
People
Attorneys
- Gregory F. Ahrens (Partner)
- Steven W. Benintendi Ph.D. (Partner)
- P. Andrew Blatt Ph.D. (Partner)
- David H. Brinkman (Partner)
- Thomas J. Burger (Partner)
- David A. Fitzgerald II (Partner)
- Kenneth B. Germain (Counsel)
- Stephen E. Gillen (Counsel)
- Sarah Otte Graber (Partner)
- Keith R. Haupt (Partner)
- Thomas W. Humphrey (Partner)
- Randy S. Jackson (Partner)
- Wayne L. Jacobs (Partner)
- David E. Jefferies (Partner)
- David J. Josephic (Counsel)
- Lori Krafte (Partner)
- Kevin E. Kuehn (Partner)
- Clement H. Luken (Senior Partner)
- Sean K. Owens (Partner)
- J. Dwight Poffenberger Jr. (Partner)
- Theodore R. Remaklus (Partner)
- Brett A. Schatz (Partner)
- Kathryn E. Smith (Partner)
- David S. Stallard (Counsel)
- Kurt A. Summe (Partner)
- Bruce Tittel (Counsel)
- Glenn D. Bellamy (Partner)
- W. Scott Gaines (Partner)
- John H. Bieber (Associate)
- Julie K. Valdes (Associate)
- Michael E. Benson (Associate)
- Louis H. Sitler (Associate)
- Michael E. Glennon (Associate)
- Josh L. Falkiewicz (Associate)
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
600 Vine StreetSuite 2800 Cincinnati, OH 45202
Office Hours
Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Phone
Fax
- 513-241-6234
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