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...settlement on the eve of trial is not uncommon. However, as a litigator do you have mixed feelings about not trying the case?...
...Monday that the AG was entitled to use its most experienced tobacco litigators, based in Oakland, rather than a less-experienced team in San Diego...
...SAN FRANCISCO -- A Silicon Valley IP litigator has jumped from Ropes & Gray to Bingham McCutchen, extending the firm...
... Malone, 54, is a Harvard law professor and former government litigator with experience in antitrust and cyberlaw. "Part of what...
... The Senate on Wednesday confirmed William Orrick III, a longtime litigator at Coblentz, Patch, Duffy & Bass, to fill the Northern District seat...
...Patent litigator Steven Carlson is leaving Fish & Richardson to lead the Silicon Valley...
... Malone, 54, is a Harvard law professor and former government litigator with experience in antitrust and cyberlaw. "Part of what...
... He worked for more than two decades as a civil litigator with San Francisco's Coblentz, Patch, Duffy & Bass, rejoining the firm...
...tools for U.S. patent litigation. Built and operated by seasoned patent litigators, Docket Navigator tracks every significant event in every patent infringement case in...
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