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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.
In its first 60 days, the court has seen significant activity, with 37 active cases. The distribution of cases is notably high in Houston, reflecting its large number of Fortune 500 companies.
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, Sarah Jorgensen, and Amy Ruhland received this recognition. Notably, nearly half of RJLF’s women partners have earned a spot on this prestigious list.
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.
Representing nearly half of the firm’s partnership for this award season, eight RJLF partners received the recognition.
A key factor in Reichman's selection was his pivotal role as lead counsel in the Kove trial, where he secured a remarkable $673 million total award for Kove against Amazon Web Services.
Texas is poised to launch its own specialty business courts, a move that could redefine how corporate disputes are handled in the Lone Star State.
Law360's Legal Lions of the Week accolade celebrates the exceptional achievements of legal professionals who secure significant courtroom victories.
The judgment upheld a $525 million patent infringement verdict and ordered an additional $148 million in interest.
Reichman Jorgensen Lehman & Feldberg was recently featured on the leading comic blog, Bleeding Cool.
Seven trial attorneys from Reichman Jorgensen Lehman & Feldberg LLP (RJLF) have been recognized in the 2025 editions of The Best Lawyers in America® and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch®.
Peter Park, Adam Woodward, and Nathaniel Warner join RJLF’s D.C. office, enhancing the firm’s high-stakes litigation capabilities, particularly in patent disputes
Matulewicz-Crowley will speak on the panel, “What Have You Done for Me Lately? Delivering Value in a Competitive Legal Market," at The National LGBTQ+ Bar Association's Lavender Law Conference 2024.
Among only five lawyers recognized in the trials category, this accolade celebrates legal professionals under 40 whose remarkable achievements transcend their age.
Jennifer Estremera, Deputy Managing Partner of the firm, has been recognized as a winner in the "Women Leaders in Tech – Intellectual Property" category at the 2024 California Legal Awards by Law.com and The Recorder.