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Greg Arovas is a leader in Kirkland’s Intellectual Property Practice Group and member of firm management for many years. His practice focuses on patent, trade secret, unfair competition and related litigation in the state and federal courts as well as the International Trade Commission. Greg’s experience includes representing clients ranging from Fortune 100 companies to smaller rapidly growing technology companies in disputes involving integrated circuits, wireless communications, telecommunications equipment, microprocessors, personal computers, optics, industrial control systems, semiconductor processing technology, aerospace equipment, software, medical products and financial products. His noteworthy clients include Intel, Samsung, Red Hat, IBM, Sony, Charter, Xerox, Alcatel-Lucent, Agere, Oracle, Siemens, Infineon, Xilinx, TP Link, Boston Scientific and KCI, among others. Greg has received numerous media accolades from publications including the New York Law Journal (which named him a “Distinguished Leader”), The American Lawyer, The Litigation Daily, Law360 (which named him a “Trial Pro” and “Intellectual Property MVP”), and The National Law Journal. He has been listed in Chambers USA since 2009, Chambers Global since 2013, and as a leading practitioner by The Legal 500 U.S., Managing Intellectual Property and Intellectual Asset Management.
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University of Michigan, BS, magna cum laude, 1989; University of Michigan Law School, JD, cum laude, 1992
