Four lawyers who are well-known for their expertise in handling IP disputes before the International Trade Commission have left Miller & Chevalier to launch their own firm in Washington, D.C. The reason they left Miller & Chevalier was simple, says F. David Foster: conflicts.
May 06, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Four lawyers who are well-known for their expertise in handling intellectual property disputes before the International Trade Commission have left Miller & Chevalier to launch their own firm in Washington, D.C.
F. David Foster, Barbara Murphy, James Altman and David Nickel are all name partners in Foster, Murphy, Altman & Nickel, which opened for business this week.
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