We had awesome weather, a fun round of golf at St. Andrews Golf Club, and lots of camaraderie, all while raising money for local charities.
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We are proud to have 10 Partners recognized in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® including two “Lawyer of the Year” awards
We are grateful for these peer-reviewed recognitions and honored with such distinctive ranks among other esteemed colleagues. Congratulations to our Partners on this well-deserved honor.
Hovey Williams Participating in AIPF 2023 Annual Meeting
The theme this year is “The Transformation of the IP Service Market” and the impact of new technology on IP Boutiques’ operations will be discussed.
We are proud to participate in the 2023 Animal Health Summit hosted by the Animal Health Corridor
Our partner, Crissa Cook, serves on the Selection Committee evaluating companies who are vying for a spot on the Main Stage.
“I Do Not Own the Rights to This Music’ and Other Pointless Disclaimers”
On-line disclaimers won’t protect you if you use copyrighted creative materials.
Cheryl Burbach Celebrates 20 Years at Hovey Williams
Cheers to 20 years!
Meet Mary Claire Rose – Our 2023 Summer Law Clerk
We are happy to have her with us this summer, so glad she is part of #TeamHovey
Hovey Williams Proudly Sponsors Association of University Technology Managers (AUTM) Central Region Meeting
Tech transfer and professional development take center stage in Kansas City on July 17-19, 2023. Our Partners Tracy Bornman, Greg Skoch and Cheryl Burbach will be there and look forward to networking with colleagues and tech transfer professionals. Stop by our sponsor table or reach out on AUTM Connect networking app to connect!
Hovey Williams 2nd Annual Intellectual Property Bootcamp Set for September 29th
Now Accepting Applications. Join us for a hands-on crash course on intellectual property for diverse undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and law students.
That Dog Won’t Hunt: SCOTUS Rejects First Amendment Arguments in Dog Toy Case
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously Thursday in Jack Daniel’s Properties Inc. v. VIP Products LLC that a dog toy parodying Jack Daniel’s iconic whiskey bottle was subject to traditional trademark infringement and dilution tests.