BakerHostetler adds trade mark partner in California

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BakerHostetler adds trade mark partner in California

Farah Bhatti has joined BakerHostetler as partner in its trade mark team, resident in Costa Mesa

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She joins BakerHostetler from Buchalter Nemer

Bhatti focuses her practice on all aspects of trade mark prosecution, including advising, counseling, and securing trade mark protection for clients.

Bhatti was previously a trade mark examining attorney at the USPTO, where she examined more than 2,000 trade mark applications and represented the USPTO before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.

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