Mark Selwyn Named Among Top 100 Lawyers in California by The Daily Journal

Mark Selwyn Named Among Top 100 Lawyers in California by The Daily Journal

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The Daily Journal has named Mark Selwyn to its annual list of Top 100 Lawyers in California, which recognizes attorneys doing the region’s most cutting-edge work.

Selwyn, co-chair of WilmerHale’s Intellectual Property Litigation Practice, is a leading litigator who counts many of Silicon Valley’s most prominent technology companies among his clients. Selwyn has extensive experience running worldwide patent litigation.

In his profile, The Daily Journal highlights Selwyn’s ability to find novel solutions for his clients. The profile features two of his recent matters involving the Administrative Procedure Act, including a pro bono victory that protected the wages of hundreds of thousands of farmworkers and an ongoing challenge to the USPTO’s NHK-Fintiv Rule on behalf of Apple, Cisco and Intel. The Daily Journal also notes Mark’s role as Vice President of California ChangeLawyers, California’s leading philanthropy for the promotion of diversity in the legal profession.

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