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Scott Kelly was recognized by Super Lawyers in 2024 for intellectual property work.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is being embedded directly into devices, potentially boosting app speeds dramatically. Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to all PYMNTS content – no additional logins required. As Apple reportedly gears up to introduce AI-powered features on the iPhone that rely on on-device processing rather than cloud […]
Scott Kelly was featured in media coverage on Washington’s Top 40 Under 40: Scott M. Kelly Recognized as “DC Rising Star” by National Law Journal. The item discusses intellectual property and technology issues connected to the subject.
Scott Kelly was featured in media coverage on IAM 1000 Recognizes 15, Patent Prosecution Litigation Practices. The item discusses intellectual property and technology issues connected to the subject.
Scott Kelly was recognized by Super Lawyers in 2023 for intellectual property work.
Scott Kelly was featured in media coverage on Patent Prosecution and Litigation Practices IAM 1000. The item discusses intellectual property and technology issues connected to the subject.
Scott Kelly was recognized by Super Lawyers in 2022 for intellectual property work.
Scott Kelly was recognized by Super Lawyers in 2021 for intellectual property work.
Scott Kelly was featured in media coverage on Bloomberg Law Quotes Scott M. Kelly on Challenge to USPTO’s Rejection of Artificial Intelligence as an Inventor. The item discusses intellectual property and technology issues connected to the subject.
Founding Partner Ross Dannenberg was quoted in a May 7 Bloomberg Law article on a recent court ruling over copyright claims related to Jerry Seinfeld’s “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee” series. The claims, according to the article, came from former Seinfeld collaborator Christian Charles who alleged he owned copyrights to the show. The U.S. Court […]
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