Corporate Counsel
Its gross revenues may be edging ever–closer to the half–billion–dollar mark, but Philadelphia–based Duane Morris is a midmarket firm at heart, its typical client a small or medium–sized company with less than $1 billion in revenue and limited overseas operations. “The...
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...general counsel of Philip Morris International Inc., joined Boies, Schiller & Flexner as a partner in New York. Duane Morris announced that ...
...Toll Brothers Inc. general counsel MARK KESSLER has joined Duane Morris as counsel in Philadelphia. LYDIA TAMEZ, former...
Be very, very careful when drafting a patent litigation claim
The special counsel's report on the Penn State scandal shines a harsh light on then-GC Cynthia Baldwin
Claim construction is the single most important event in the course of a patent litigation. It defines the scope of the property right being enforced, and is often the difference between infringement
Claim construction is the single most important event in the course of a patent litigation. It defines the scope of the property right being enforced, and is often the difference between infringement
...MICHAEL SWIT, former VP of The Weinberg Group Inc., joined Duane Morris as special counsel in San Diego....
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Penn State University's first general counsel faced trial by fire with the Jerry Sandusky scandal and was found to be lacking
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