Corporate CounselPatent litigator John Desmarais raised eyebrows when he left Kirkland & Ellis two years ago to start a firm that?unlike most large firms?would be game to take on plaintiffs-side work for nonpracticin
Tired of being conflicted out of lucrative patent work, some IP litigators are leaving big firms to start their own boutiques. They want more freedom to choose their own clients, and maybe a piece of
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Tired of being conflicted out of lucrative patent work, some IP litigators are leaving big firms to start their own boutiques. They want more freedom to choose their own clients, and maybe a piece of
Tired of being conflicted out of lucrative patent work, some IP litigators are leaving big firms to start their own boutiques. They want more freedom to choose their own clients, and maybe a piece of
Tired of being conflicted out of lucrative plaintiffs-side patent work, some IP litigators are leaving big firms to start their own boutiques. They want more freedom to choose their own clients-and m
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