One of the Top IP Lawyers in Nanotechnology

Brinks Hofer Gilson + Lione, one of the largest intellectual property law firms in the United States, is pleased to announce that William F. Prendergast, a shareholder and chair of the firm's Nanotechnology Group, one of the largest nanotechnology practices in the nation, has been named one of the top 10 intellectual property lawyers influencing the field of Nanotechnology according to Nanotechnology Law & Business.

The publication cites Mr. Prendergast's accomplishments in the growth of the nanotechnology industry as internationally recognized, noting his participation as a member of the NanoBusiness Alliance, the leading trade organization in the United States, and as a sponsor of nanotechnology lectures at Brinks that have features highly respected authorities in the field. Also, Mr. Prendergast has lectured, written and taught around the world on the nanotechnology IP issues.

Mr. Prendergast's law practice focuses on a broad range of IP matters, including patent opinions, patent prosecution, licensing agreements to reviews of nanotechnology patent portfolios. His clients include Fortune 500 companies and major universities as well as start-up companies. He has worked with technologies including quantum dots, carbon nanotubes and advanced materials.

Nanotechnology Law & Business is a peer reviewed journal devoted to the legal, business and policy aspects of nanotechnology. The lawyers selected for its Top Ten list were selected on factors such as the number of patents prosecuted, types of clients and the degree of one's involvement in the nanotech community.

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