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A team led by partner Jason Sheasby accused the electronics giant of scoffing at a superstar inventor, then profiting from his semiconductor breakthrough.
June 18, 2018 at 06:07 PM
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Irell & Manella has made Jong-Ho Lee the Steph Curry of semiconductors.
An Irell team led by partner Jason Sheasby bagged a $400 million jury verdict Friday in the Eastern District of Texas for the IP arm of Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, a research university known as KAIST. Lee pioneered an advancement known as a bulk 3D FinFET transistor while employed there.
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