The Legal Intelligencer
For much of the last century, Ropes & Gray was known primarily as a top–tier Boston law firm. But a pair of high–profile mergers during the past ten years has greatly expanded the firm’s reach and its expertise. A 2003 merger with Reboul, MacMurray, Hewitt & Maynard boosted...
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As an intellectual property attorney, the federal jurisdiction of patent-related cases always seemed clear to me. 28 U.S.C. 1338 provides that: "The district courts shall have original jurisdiction o
...connection with former associate John Ray III's bias suit against Ropes & Gray, the firm explains why barring Ray from entering its Boston headquarters...
Originally Published: the_am_law_daily
Political and religious groups at both ends of the political spectrum have jumped into the appellate battle over a Boston federal judge's order that prison officials provide sex reassignment surgery
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Following a 2011 fiscal year in which its revenue stayed nearly flat, Saul Ewing saw its 2012 revenue shoot up 7.8 percent despite only a modest increase in headcount
... Jim Badke, a New York partner at Boston's Ropes & Gray who argued for PerkinElmer, said, "I'm happy that the...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
U.S. firms are continuing to eye the recently-relaxed foreign law firm market in South Korea, with K&L Gates becoming the latest firm to announce it received the appropriate licensing for an office i
...represented Fumo in the case while he was a partner at Ropes & Gray, and continued that representation when he joined BuckleySandler in February 2010...
...Lewis & Bockius: 2006-10; K&L Gates: 2004-06; Ropes & Gray: 2002-04. Education: Georgetown University Law Center...
The America Invents Act, the historic 2011 law that reforms the U.S. patent system, sees its second phase take effect this week, creating new rules in the complex world of patents that in-house couns
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...A Boston federal judge has allowed former Ropes & Gray associate John H. Ray III to add defamation and invasion of...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
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