About Us: History Counsel to Trail Blazers
Traditions Of Innovation
Rooted in a rich history — from the 1860s California Gold Rush to today’s global technology era — Kilpatrick attorneys have been at the forefront of the legal profession, committed to the success of our clients and to the wellbeing of our communities.
In 1997, well-established firms Kilpatrick & Cody in Atlanta and Petree Stockton in Winston-Salem merged to form Kilpatrick Stockton. In 2011, Kilpatrick Stockton and Townsend and Townsend and Crew merged to form Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP, expanding our reach in technology and inextricably linking our history with the evolution of technology in the U.S. and around the world. From 2013 to 2017, the firm opened offices in Shanghai, Dallas, and Houston to better align with our clients’ interests and market dynamics, while further solidifying our intellectual property, corporate, and litigation practices.
With an eye towards client service, innovation, and collaboration, for more than 160 years, we have stayed on the cutting edge of new developments affecting our clients’ industries and business strategies, bringing solutions to legal and technical problems that the law could never have anticipated. As such, Kilpatrick has built a premier firm known globally for helping established and emerging entities successfully grow their businesses and become industry leaders.
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