Intellectual Property law firm Marshall, Gerstein & Borun LLP is pleased to announce that Benjamin T. Horton has accepted a new role as Chair of the Firm’s IP Litigation practice.
Managing partner Jeffrey Sharp noted, “We are delighted that Ben accepted the role as Chair of IP Litigation. His hard work and dedication to the group, coupled with his commitment to the betterment of the Firm, will no doubt push our litigation practice to further success.”
Mr. Horton is a member of the Trial Bar for the Northern District of Illinois and litigates intellectual property actions in federal courts across the country. He has a degree in electrical engineering and before law school he worked for technology companies in the automotive and semiconductor industries. Mr. Horton writes and speaks regularly on patent litigation and strategy. SuperLawyers selected Mr. Horton for the 2012-2015 Illinois Rising Stars(R) lists, which feature outstanding lawyers recognized among the top up-and-coming attorneys in intellectual property law. He was also selected as an “Emerging Lawyer” in the inaugural edition of Emerging Lawyers Magazine as a top Illinois attorney under 40.
About Marshall, Gerstein & Borun LLP
Marshall, Gerstein & Borun LLP is exclusively focused on intellectual property law. Nearly half of the Firm’s professionals have been in-house as general counsel, patent counsel, technology transfer managers, scientists, engineers, or consultants. The Firm’s professionals offer depth of talent and experience in devising and executing intellectual property strategy and comprehensive IP solutions. Chambers & Partners has ranked Marshall, Gerstein & Borun as “first-rate for litigation.” Corporate Counsel magazine lists the Firm as a “Go-To Law Firm of the Top 500 Companies” for intellectual property and litigation. The Firm also is ranked as a top intellectual property law firm by Managing IP, Fortune, Intellectual Property Today, and Intellectual Asset Management publications. Learn more at www.marshallip.com.
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