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Unlike Recent Miami Arrivals, Venable Is Entering Via a Merger
According to chairman Stuart Ingis, the discussions began organically. "We didn't say, 'Oh, we want to be in Miami. Let's go find 20-some firms there,'" he said.
Venable Enters Miami Market With Local Firm Combination
Genovese Joblove & Battista brings Venable particular strengths in complex litigation, including receiverships, bankruptcy, franchising, and commercial litigation.
Dallas-Based Law Firm Munck Wilson Opens First of Several Planned Fla. Offices in Boca Raton
Managing partner William Munck said tech growth in the Miami–West Palm Beach corridor prompted the new office, which may lead to additional locations to the north and south along Florida's Atlantic coast.
Big Law Builds IP Teams, With Nationwide Demand Steady
IP lawyers have recently arrived at Baker Botts, McDermott, Kirkland, Baker & Hostetler, Locke Lord, Paul Hastings and O'Melveny & Myers, among others.
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Big Law Making Strategic IP Hires in Texas
Austin-based recruiter Robert Kinney, president of Kinney Recruiting, said the recent hiring is the result of "filling gaps" in intellectual property teams, adding it's a "strategic move by those firms."
Firms That Opened Waco Offices for Patent Litigation Are Staying Put
A chief judge's order that may reduce the number of patent suits assigned to the sole federal judge in Waco isn't prompting firms to shutter Waco offices.
Following Order Scattering Judge Albright's Patents Docket, Will Delaware Courts See More IP Cases?
A day after the district announced that patent cases filed in Waco will be spread among 12 judges, two Texas litigators said they're optimistic that the Western District will remain a patent hot spot. Others outside the state were skeptical.
Someone Will Get More Patent Cases Soon: Will Judge Albright's Colleagues Follow His Lead?
A day after the district announced that patent cases filed in Waco will be spread among 12 judges, the big question now is whether patent owners will continue to file cases in Waco, or if more cases will land in other Texas cities, Delaware and California.
Someone Will Get More Patent Cases Soon: Will Judge Albright's Colleagues Follow His Lead?
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