Ropes & Gray confirmed this week the details of a spin-off of its patent prosecution practice, a landmark move unveiled by the firm in early March.
Haley Guiliano, a boutique firm specializing in patent prosecution and other intellectual property work, will officially separate from Ropes & Gray on Aug. 1. Joseph Guiliano, co-head of Ropes & Gray’s IP rights management practice in New York, and senior counsel James Haley Jr., a biopharmaceutical and life sciences expert, will be the new firm’s two name partners.
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