Baker Hostetler has made its first new hires since entering the Atlanta market in January through a merger with intellectual property firm Woodcock Washburn.
May 20, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Baker Hostetler has made its first new hires since entering the Atlanta market in January through a merger with intellectual property firm Woodcock Washburn.
The firm has recruited three IP litigators from Ballard Spahr’s local office: Katrina Quicker as a partner and two associates who work with her, Michael Riesen and Jason Grier. The team’s assistant, Valerie Dotson, joined them.
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