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Paul Hastings LLP—Jason Raeburn

19 August 2022
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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IP partner joins firm's London office

Paul Hastings LLP has recently announced that Jason Raeburn has joined the firm’s London office as a partner in its Intellectual Property practice.

Jason’s practice includes intellectual property disputes relating to software development and licensing, cloud, and AI-related implementations, combined with deep experience in technology litigation and product counseling involving breach of contract, IT infrastructure, the misuse of data and reputational threats.

In addition to his private practice, Mr. Raeburn sits as a part-time judge in the English High Court, as a Deputy Master of the Chancery Division and as a Judge of the First-Tier Tribunal, hearing specialist appeals.

Speaking of his appointment, Jason said: 'Paul Hastings’ impressive growth, both in London and beyond, fostered by its collaborative and entrepreneurial culture was one of the most significant factors for making the move.

'I look forward to working with my new colleagues globally to build upon this exciting practice at the firm.'

Seth Zachary, chair of Paul Hastings commented on Jason's appointment, saying: 'Jason strengthens the breadth and depth of our IP practice while adding high-value expertise to our growing London office.'

Bruce Wexler, Global Co-Chair of the Intellectual Property practice, said: 'Jason has established himself on an international level, and we believe he will be a star within Paul Hastings’ global platform.'

Arun Birla, Chair of the firm’s London Office, added: 'Widely recognized as a standout litigator, Jason is a gifted practitioner who is capturing notable international attention. We are thrilled to welcome him to our office'.

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