The Legal Intelligencer...should be issued against HP and its lawyers at K&L Gates and Fish & Richardson. USEI alleges that the company and its lawyers...
...Pittsburgh-based K&L Gates has opened an office in Houston with the addition of corporate partner...
...David H. Ehrenwerth has rejoined K&L Gates after two-and-a-half years as an official in the Obama...
...intellectual property litigation. To that end, the firm hired K&L Gates partner Karineh Khachatourian and associate Patrick S. Salceda. Duane Morris...
...K&L Gates will head into Australia in a big way when it officially merges...
...and that the combined firm will operate under the K&L Gates name. With the merger, K&L Gates will have...
...the way Reed Smith’s Greg Jordan and K&L Gates’ Peter Kalis have grown their respective firms. But it turns out...
...request to file an amicus brief in support of K&L Gates’ appeal in a $500 million lawsuit against it by the Le...
...himself. As a partner in the Dallas office of K&L Gates, he was representing mainly midtier clients in commercial and securities litigation. "...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...decision to reinstate his $500 million malpractice suit against K&L Gates a “major victory for the Le Natures Liquidating Trust.”...
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