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The National Society of Entertainment and Arts Lawyers (NSEAL) has named partner Adam Adler a finalist for its David A. Pierce Award. This award honors attorneys who go above and beyond to protect artists' rights and creative freedom.
Bloomberg Law featured “The Secret to Good Lawyering Lies in 19th Century Cryptology,” an article written by partner Adam Adler, that discusses how lessons from 19th century cryptology can improve modern lawyering.
Zach Jacobs has joined Reichman Jorgensen Lehman & Feldberg as an associate in the Washington, D.C. office. Zach represents clients in high-stakes patent litigation cases across a wide range of industries and technologies, including data mining, artificial intelligence, computer vision, medical devices, and consumer products.
Tim Trost has joined Reichman Jorgensen Lehman & Feldberg as an associate in our Silicon Valley office. Tim is an intellectual property litigator and registered patent attorney with a track record in handling high-stakes litigation across a spectrum of industries from pharmaceuticals to semiconductor chip-design.
Managing IP has named Reichman Jorgensen Lehman & Feldberg (RJLF) to the shortlist for five awards.
Michael Feldberg received the highest ranking in The Legal 500 New York Elite 2025 for commercial disputes.
"Scott represents the caliber of leadership and trial expertise that defines our firm," said Jennifer Estremera, Managing Partner of RJLF.
Christine Lehman has been ranked in the Chambers Global 2025 Guide for International Trade: Intellectual Property (Section 337).
One of Michael’s standout achievements was his role as lead trial counsel in securing a complete acquittal in a high-profile federal criminal antitrust trial.
“This case is important to protecting the interests of consumers, businesses, and manufacturers from overreach by the Department of Energy,” said Sarah Jorgensen.
Based in the firm’s Washington, D.C. office, Adam Adler has been instrumental in securing major legal victories at the firm.
Rikesh is a seasoned IP litigator and registered patent attorney with over a decade of experience.
The plaintiffs include manufacturers, businesses, affordable housing interests, and workers seeking to prevent enforcement of the District regulations that effectively ban certain gas appliances.
Noelle spent six years as an Asst. AG for the State of Washington, litigating for the AG, Department of Health, and Department of Fish & Wildlife.
RJLF achieved a Tier 2 ranking for IP litigation in the U.S. Also, RJLF has been named among the most skilled IP litigation firms in San Francisco, securing a Tier 1 ranking.
Michael Feldberg, Khue Hoang, Jaime Cardenas-Navia, and Michael Matulewicz-Crowley have been acknowledged for their work in intellectual property and white collar litigation.
Partner Michael Feldberg spoke with WNYC/Gothamist to discuss the intricate distinctions between gratuities and bribes in light of NYC Mayor Eric Adams' allegations.
Before joining RJLF, Alex served as a law clerk to the Honorable Gregory B. Williams in the District of Delaware.
An honor awarded to only seven IP litigators this year nationwide, the Law360 MVP Awards celebrate attorneys significant victories in their practice areas over the past 12 months.
The eDiscovery market is currently undergoing a transformation toward more cost-effective solutions.
Benchmark noted that the majority women-owned firm has made a “notable impression on the legal community” and fostered a robust “trial-forward” approach.
Crocs must now face allegations of violating federal false advertising laws by misleadingly claiming its shoes are made of "patented" materials.
Recognized by Diversity Lab as "Trendsetters," the firm has once again achieved Mansfield Certification Plus status for 2023–24.
The article highlights highlights Adler's successful legal challenge on behalf of Scott Richold, creator of Superbabies.
This decision effectively places the term "Super Hero" into the public domain, a move hailed by Superbabies' attorney, Adam Adler as a "a victory for creativity and innovation."
Adam Adler, lead counsel for Superbabies, stated: “By establishing SUPER HEROES’ place in the public domain, we safeguard it as a symbol of heroism available to all storytellers.”
Christine Lehman and Sarah Jorgensen were honored as “Top 250 Women in Litigation” nationwide by Benchmark.
The award honors women who exemplify leadership through talent, courage, persistence, and commitment in the workplace.
“The domestic industry requirement was much easier to meet” in the 1990s, said Lehman, who worked as an investigative attorney at the ITC during that time.