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Jin Yoshikawa - IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law

Jin Yoshikawa is a member of the Adams and Reese Global IP team and has an IP litigation practice that focuses on federal trademark and anti-counterfeiting cases in courts throughout the United States, trademark cases before the U.S. Trademark Trial and Appeals Board, and other cases involving IP rights. Jin has years of experience serving diverse and global clients, including…

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Marshall Bowen joins Butler Snow's Austin office, firm adds seven attorneys across four offices

shutterstock.com AUSTIN – Marshall A. Bowen has joined Butler Snow’s Austin, Texas, office and will practice with the firm’s appellate and commercial litigation groups, in addition to governmental relations. In addition, Marguerite McGowan Stringer and Jennifer A. Svilar have joined the firm’s Memphis, Tennessee, office; M. Alyssa Barksdale and Jin Yoshikawa have joined the firm’s Nashville, Tennessee, office; and Sammy L. Brown, Jr. and Deondrey Rashad Russell have joined the firm’s Ridgeland, Mississippi, office. “We are excited to have such a talented group of attorneys join our firm,” said Christopher R. Maddux, chair of Butler Snow. “Our clients will certainly benefit from the depth of experience across multiple practices.”  

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