New Jersey Law JournalFounded in Seattle in 1912, Perkins Coie has grown—both in size and scope—along with its hometown. It has developed a busy technology–related practice and counts many of the region’s high–tech superstars—Amazon.com and Nintendo of America among them—as clients. Not...
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