Scott Harris and Fish & Richardson, his former firm, have settled their legal fight. The battle that erupted after the inventive lawyer's patents were asserted against Google, a firm client, was resolved in a confidential settlement announced Thursday. Harris, who was pushed out by Fish and is now working for himself in San Diego, said he's "very happy with the settlement," although he wouldn't say what the terms were.
August 18, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Scott Harris and Fish & Richardson have settled their legal fight that erupted after the inventive lawyer’s patents were asserted against Google, a firm client.
The confidential settlement was announced in a stipulation of dismissal yesterday. Harris, who was pushed out by Fish and is now working for himself in San Diego, said he’s “very happy with the settlement,” although he wouldn’t say what the terms were.
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