When I met Jim Rosini in 2016, his stellar reputation preceded him.

He was known as one of the most accomplished trademark lawyers in the country, and I soon learned that his reputation was exceedingly well-deserved. It’s no small feat to stay current on developments in IP law, given the head-spinning pace of technological change, but Jim possesses that rare combination of old-school common sense and new-school fluency in technology that makes him a potent advocate for whomever he represents. Even better, he’s an incredible teacher, a gracious mentor and a natural communicator—the kind of man who makes friends at every level with the clients, staff and companies in which he works.

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