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Brad Newberg Joins Holland & Knight’s Northern Virginia Office as Senior Counsel in the Intellectual Property Group
 
 May 8, 2009
 
Brad R. Newberg- Northern Virginia

McLean, Va – Holland & Knight is pleased to announce that Brad Newberg has joined the firm's Northern Virginia office as Senior Counsel in the Intellectual Property Practice Group.

Newberg concentrates his practice in intellectual property litigation, including copyright, trademark, trade secret, dilution, unfair competition, and other intellectual property matters. He has extensive knowledge in all aspects of litigation, including conducting direct examinations and cross-examinations at trial, arguing and drafting motions, supervising large-scale discovery, presenting at mediations, and taking and defending well over one hundred depositions.

Newberg has also has substantial experience in analyzing potential damages awards in trademark and copyright cases, bettering his ability to counsel clients as to the potential magnitude of recoveries or potential liability exposure.

“We are delighted to have Brad join us at Holland & Knight,” said Josh Krumholz, leader of Holland & Knight’s Intellectual Property Group. “His experience with trademark and copyright law will be a tremendous asset to our team and our ability to service our clients' needs.”

Immediately prior to joining Holland & Knight, Newberg was a founding partner of Newberg & Winters LLP, an intellectual property focused firm, and an associate with Arnold & Porter LLP. Additionally, he served as a judicial clerk for the Honorable Louis L. Stanton of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.

Newberg holds a B.S.E from University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business, a B.A. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania and graduated cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania Law School. He also served as Articles Editor of the University of Pennsylvania Law Review.

Contact: Aimee Steel, Holland & Knight LLP (202) 828-1895 or aimee.steel@hklaw.com

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