National Law Journal
...on its $550 million purchase of the AOL Inc. patent portfolio from Microsoft Corp. Fenwick's intellectual property chairman, San Francisco partner David...
...William James.] The firm defended Barnes & Noble against Microsoft Corp.'s patent-infringement suit over the bookseller's Nook electronic...
...spinoff of Abbott Laboratories). They helped AOL Inc. reach an agreement with Microsoft Corp. to sell more than 800 patents and license an additional 300...
...rights to more than 1,000 patents, including $550 million worth from Microsoft Corp., during the four months of litigation. Expanding its patent portfolio helped...
...found Eolas' patents invalid, was particularly savory because Eolas previously litigated against Microsoft Corp. and secured a $500 million verdict (later was set aside on...
National Law Journal
Profile of Kathryn Kimura Mlsna, chief strategy officer and legal officer of Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana
...Last October, the firm helped Vulcan Real Estate, a subsidiary of Microsoft Corp. co-founder Paul Allen's Vulcan Inc. investment company, sell 1...
...100 Most Influential Lawyers in America entry for Microsoft Corp. general counsel Brad Smith incorrectly reported that he was co-founder...
...bloggers in court and achieved a $1.1 billion patent deal with Microsoft Corp. Also notable is Academi LLC, once known as Blackwater USA, which...
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