Ingram’s magazine has selected Erise IP’s Jason Mudd for its 2017 “40 Under Forty” class. Ingram’s “40 Under Forty” honor recognizes 40 outstanding Kansas City professionals under the age of 40 each year.
In recognizing Mudd, Ingram’s printed: “Mudd, 37, has recorded some impressive successes: Before a U.S. patent office board, he argued the nation’s first inter partes review case under the new America Invents Act, and he’s been on winning teams in high-stakes lawsuits representing corporate giants like Garmin, Ford Motor Co. and Sprint. He was one of Law360’s 10 Intellectual Property MVPs, and on the inaugural list of IP Trailblazers and Pioneers for The National Law Journal.”
The magazine feature on Mudd also stated: “For all he’s accomplished, ‘I am most proud of my work with and on behalf of youth, and hope to set an example so my children witness the importance of giving back to their community,’ he says. To that end, he coaches youth soccer and sits on the school boards of both St. Peter’s School in Brookside and the Catholic diocesan schools.”
To view the complete feature in Ingram’s, click here.
