These verdicts will determine the direction and pace of scientific research, help launch new products, or perhaps even sound the death knell for a corporation.
March 01, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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By Pamela Sherrid, Theodora Blanchfield, Susan Hansen, Joe Mullin, Joe Rosenbloom, and Todd Stone
In the landscape of civil litigation, where only a tiny fraction of disputes are concluded in open court, it’s sometimes difficult to divine who are the winners and who the losers.
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