IAM Patent 1000 Recommends Robins Kaplan, Eight Partners in Patent Litigation and Transactions for 11th Consecutive Year

Robins Kaplan is pleased to announce that Intellectual Asset Management (IAM) has recognized the firm in the IAM Patent 1000: The World’s Leading Patent Professionals 2021 as a recommended litigation firm nationally, as well as in Minnesota and New York, and as a recommended transactions firm in Minnesota. The IAM Patent 1000 also recognizes eight Robins Kaplan partners, including:

• Patrick M. Arenz: Recommended for Litigation in Minnesota
• Elizabeth Gardner: Recommended for Litigation in New York
• Jake M. Holdreith: Recommended for Litigation in Minnesota
• Christopher K. Larus: Recommended for Litigation and Transactions in Minnesota
• Cyrus A. Morton: Recommended for Litigation in Minnesota and Nationally
• Ronald J. Schutz: Recommended for Litigation in Minnesota
• Christopher A. Seidl: Recommended for Litigation in Minnesota
• Bryan J. Vogel: Recommended for Litigation in New York

In describing Robins Kaplan LLP and its recognized practitioners, IAM notes, “Few do it better in the courtroom than Robins Kaplan: outthinking, outworking and generally running rings around opponents, the practitioners in its IP and technology litigation group have pursued perfectly pitched, custom-designed strategies to victory in myriad technology areas and in all forums.” IAM also noted, “The group’s success stems not only from refined oral advocacy skills, however, but also from exceptional diligence in all litigation phases.” IAM further states, “Robins Kaplan acquits itself with distinction enforcing patents for monetisation purposes and defending clients’ innovations; operating on both sides of the ‘v’ affords it rare insight into the tactics and mindset of its opponents, which it turns to its advantage time and again.”

The IAM Patent 1000 identifies top patent professionals in key jurisdictions around the globe, shining a spotlight on the firms and individuals that are deemed outstanding in this area of practice. The selection process involves a detailed analysis of submissions from a worldwide pool of law firms, as well as more than 1,700 interviews with patent specialists.