A recent Daily Report article highlighted Alston & Bird’s continued investment in its nationally recognized Intellectual Property Group as demand grows at the intersection of artificial intelligence and IP law.
Natalie Clayton and John Haynes, co-chairs of Alston & Bird’s Intellectual Property Group, commented on how AI is driving demand for sophisticated legal services across copyright, patents, and litigation. Notably, the firm is strategically expanding its capabilities in these areas and recently added three new partners who focus on disputes involving digital media, AI, and emerging technologies. Michael Elkin and Sean Anderson joined the firm’s New York office, and Jennifer Golinveaux joined in San Francisco.
“Our team is at the forefront of navigating how emerging technologies are reshaping intellectual property rights,” Natalie said.
Alston & Bird represents clients in complex intellectual property disputes where technology and business risk intersect. The group litigates matters nationwide and before the Federal Circuit and International Trade Commission (ITC) and coordinates closely with patent counsel on Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) proceedings. With a focus on trial readiness and efficient execution, the group is built to handle disputes that matter most to clients’ businesses.
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