Clients trust Mark to solve their patent disputes quickly, efficiently, and strategically. He has served as lead counsel on numerous patent infringement litigation matters, and he has successfully represented clients in jury trials, bench trials.

Mark J. Hebert is a Principal in Fish & Richardson’s Boston office. His practice emphasizes intellectual property litigation and client counseling, with a particular concentration on medical device patent litigation, and appellate work.

Mark L. Krotoski represents and advises clients on antitrust cartel investigations; cybersecurity and privacy matters; trade secret, economic espionage, fraud, and foreign corrupt practices cases; and government investigations.

Mark Whitaker is a partner in the firm’s Intellectual Property Group. Mr. Whitaker brings to client matters more than 24 years of experience crafting litigation strategies before the U.S. district courts, the International Trade Commission.

Mark, a partner with the Intellectual Property Department, has represented clients in numerous aspects of patent acquisition and enforcement.

Mark S. Ellinger is a Senior Principal in Fish & Richardson’s Twin Cities office. He was the Managing Principal of the Twin Cities office from 2002 to 2009.

Mark Lee’s practice focuses on intellectual property litigation and counseling for celebrities and celebrity estates, studios, and high technology companies.

Mark is a member of the firm’s Intellectual Property Department where he provides large corporations, innovative companies, and individual inventors with strategic insight regarding their intellectual property assets, liabilities, and opportunities.