Bryan Cave has hired three new attorneys.
Chicago partner Greg Hummel, from Bell, Boyd & Lloyd, joins the real estate and banking client service group. He’ll handle real estate development and public-private partnerships.
In San Francisco, the firm has added intellectual property partner Marcy Bergman, and counsel Robert Padway, formerly co-chairs of the IP group at Cooper, White & Cooper. Bergman will handle trademark counseling, copyright, patent prosecution, and trade secret matters, and Padway will work on IP litigation.
Bryan Cave LLP is an international law firm with twenty-five offices worldwide, headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri. It employs round 1,200 attorneys.
Posted by Erik Even
on March 7, 2009. Filed under Home,Law Firm News,Legal News.
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