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HG LLP is pleased to announce that 5 HG partners have been honored by Managing IP in their 2024 edition of IP Stars. Managing IP […]

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Introduction More than a decade ago, the America Invents Act (AIA) changed US patent law, including establishing post-grant proceedings, post-grant review (PGR) and inter partes review (IPR), […]

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HG is proud to share the news that our firm has been recognized for the first time by Chambers and Partners, one of the most […]

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A stunning 6 HG attorneys were named to the IAM Patent 1000, released June 5, 2024. IAM’s research revealed that HG is “Revered by patrons […]

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HG (HG) Partners and Associates were among the 220 attendees at the 2024 Managing IP Awards Americas ceremony on April 25, 2024, in New York. […]

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HG (HG), capping off a banner year of recognition and awards, has been invited to the 2024 Managing IP Awards for the Americas Region and […]

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Cellect A Side: Two Courts Rely on In re Cellect to Reach Opposite Conclusions Regarding the Applicability of Obviousness-Type Double Patenting to Parent Applications

The Federal Circuit’s recent denial of Cellect’s en banc petition leaves for another day clarity with respect to the interplay between obviousness-type double patenting and […]

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HG is pleased to announce the elevation of Andrew Hilton to Partner, Arthur Laycock to Counsel, and Kevin Rieffel to Counsel. These promotions recognize their […]

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Six HG Attorneys Recognized in 2023 New York Metro Super Lawyers/Rising Stars

Each year, Thomson Reuters selects no more than five percent of the nominated lawyers for the New York Metro Super Lawyer and Rising Star lists. This year, […]

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The Federal Circuit Affirms That Obviousness-type Double Patenting is Available for Patents Whose Expiration Dates Differ as a Result of Patent Term Adjustment

In Re: Cellect, LLC  Decided August 28, 2023 Nearly a decade ago, the Federal Circuit held that “the doctrine of obviousness-type double patenting continues to […]

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