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05/22/18
Patent Litigator Joins Seyfarth Shaw
Summary: Seyfarth Shaw welcomed patent litigator Scott Lindvall to their New York team.
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Seyfarth Shaw LLP announced an addition to their Litigation Department in New York. Scott Lindvall will join the firm as a partner and chair of the Intellectual Property Trial practice. He joins from Arnold & Porter LLP where he was a partner in their Patent Litigation Group.
Lindvall has over 30 years of experience, aiding to his focus on high-stakes patent litigation regarding telecommunications, automotive, aerospace, software, and pharmaceutical companies. He is now a veteran in first chair jury and bench trials.
Seyfarth Litigation Chair Kate Perrelli said, “Scott has successfully litigated complex patent matters for some of the largest global technology and telecommunications companies. He adds considerable value to our intellectual property practice and his extensive patent trial experience brings another dimension to our national litigation bench.â€
New York co-managing partner Lorie Almon added, “We are delighted to welcome Scott to our team. His celebrated patent litigation practice nicely compliments the full suite of services we offer clients here on the East Coast and throughout the country.â€
Lindvall earned his J.D. from William & Mary Law School, where he was an editor of their law review. He also earned an M.S. from Washington University in mechanical engineering and a B.S. in aerospace engineering from Virginia Tech.
New York co-managing partner John Napoli noted, “Those that know Scott praise his trial skills and legal acumen, describing him as a true trial lawyer with patent credentials. He joins an already talented IP group both nationally, as well as in New York.â€
Photo: jstart.org
Patent Litigator Joins Seyfarth Shaw
Summary: Seyfarth Shaw welcomed patent litigator Scott Lindvall to their New York team.
Â
Seyfarth Shaw LLP announced an addition to their Litigation Department in New York. Scott Lindvall will join the firm as a partner and chair of the Intellectual Property Trial practice. He joins from Arnold & Porter LLP where he was a partner in their Patent Litigation Group.
Lindvall has over 30 years of experience, aiding to his focus on high-stakes patent litigation regarding telecommunications, automotive, aerospace, software, and pharmaceutical companies. He is now a veteran in first chair jury and bench trials.
Seyfarth Litigation Chair Kate Perrelli said, “Scott has successfully litigated complex patent matters for some of the largest global technology and telecommunications companies. He adds considerable value to our intellectual property practice and his extensive patent trial experience brings another dimension to our national litigation bench.â€
New York co-managing partner Lorie Almon added, “We are delighted to welcome Scott to our team. His celebrated patent litigation practice nicely compliments the full suite of services we offer clients here on the East Coast and throughout the country.â€
Lindvall earned his J.D. from William & Mary Law School, where he was an editor of their law review. He also earned an M.S. from Washington University in mechanical engineering and a B.S. in aerospace engineering from Virginia Tech.
New York co-managing partner John Napoli noted, “Those that know Scott praise his trial skills and legal acumen, describing him as a true trial lawyer with patent credentials. He joins an already talented IP group both nationally, as well as in New York.â€
Photo: jstart.org
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