eMarketer features Kirk as Expert in Tech Trends to Watch in 2026
Kirk Sigmon was a featured expert in eMarketer's "Tech Trends to Watch in 2026."
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Kirk Sigmon was a featured expert in eMarketer's "Tech Trends to Watch in 2026."
In an article published in Thomson Reuters Westlaw Today, Kirk Sigmon and a co-author examine recent policy shifts in both China and the U.S. that signal a greater openness to AI-related patents, creating a more favorable environment for inventors.
In The AI Journal, Kirk explores changes in how the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) addresses and examines AI patents.
Kirk Sigmon was recognized by Super Lawyers in 2025 for intellectual property work.
In this article for the American Bar Association, Kirk Sigmon and a co-author provide a high-level summary of the rules governing service of U.S. litigation documents to Chinese companies in China, explain common pitfalls many litigants encounter, and offer additional strategies that may help avoid the delay and pitfalls of conventional service of process.
Kirk Sigmon was recognized by Best Lawyers in 2026 for his intellectual property work.
In Law360, Kirk Sigmon and a co-author analyze a recent Federal Circuit decision regarding AI and ML patents.
Kirk's lecture, "Machine Learning, Human Law: What Engineers Need to Know about the Law and AI/ML," was part of the Purdue capstone program.
In an article for Food Manufacturing, Kirk Sigmon explores ten historical food patents and their unique backstories. The article delves into patents for a ‘stable and compatible peanut butter-jelly product,’ vitamin-spraying cereal, Colonel Sanders’ pressurized fried chicken more. Explore all ten unusual food patents and their backstories by clicking here.
Kirk Sigmon was recognized by Super Lawyers in 2023 for intellectual property work.
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