In the wake of a recent Texas Supreme Court opinion, an inventor is seeking to revive his $100 million suit against his former lawyers. Vernon F. Minton of Fort Worth lost a state-court malpractice suit against lawyers who represented him a decade ago in a patent-infringement suit. On Jan. 20, he filed a negligence suit in federal court.
January 30, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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In the wake of a recent Texas Supreme Court opinion, an inventor is seeking to revive his $100 million suit against his former lawyers.
Vernon F. Minton of Fort Worth lost a state-court malpractice suit against lawyers who represented him a decade ago in a patent-infringement suit. On Jan. 20, he filed a negligence suit in federal court.
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