Perkins Coie Partner Stefani Shanberg Again Named Daily Journal Top Intellectual Property Lawyer
SEATTLE (April 4, 2025)—Perkins Coie is pleased to announce that Patent Litigation Partner Stefani Shanberg has been recognized by Daily Journal’s 2025 Top Intellectual Property Lawyers in California. Stefani has been named to the list each year since 2011.
Stefani is a veteran patent litigator who focuses on representing technology companies in intellectual property (IP) cases before the ITC and federal district courts. Stefani has regularly won significant patent cases for leading technology companies. Recognized as a leading IP litigator and among the top women in technology law, Stefani has also been named among the Top 100 Intellectual Property Lawyers in California by the Daily Journal since 2011 and has also been added to its Top Women Lawyers in California list multiple times. She is also ranked by Chambers USA in two categories—International Trade: Intellectual Property (Section 337) and California: Intellectual Property: Patent Litigation.
The internationally recognized Intellectual Property practice at Perkins Coie consists of more than 275 lawyers and agents in the United States and Asia, more than 80% of whom have STEM degrees, including 60 with STEM master's degrees and 30 with doctorate degrees. Perkins Coie IP lawyers provide innovative, holistic counsel at every stage of IP protection and development.
博钦是一家领先的国际律师事务所，致力于协助全球创新型公司应对未来的法律和商业挑战。点此了解我们的业务和价值观。 媒体咨询： 系媒体关系总监 Justin Cole
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