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January 4, 2013

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Edward Schulman

The Northridge defense lawyer got his client a new rape trial by exploiting a dated statute that still allows a rape conviction only when the perp impersonates a husband, not a boyfriend. Maybe now the Legislature will fix it.

Duane Morris

The firm will try to grow its IP practice in California with a new office in Palo Alto. Good luck!

Rambus

The chip designer was again punished for shredding documents back in the late 1990s before it launched its patent war.

Jerry Falk

The long-time Howard Rice partner was a key (and surprising) supporter of its tie-up with Arnold & Porter — and one year in he's ready to join JAMS.



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