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Patent lawyers are like scribes: They record a masterpiece someone else has created. But sometimes a lawyer comes along who is an artist -- or at least an artisan -- in his own right. Stamford, Conn., patent lawyer Wesley Whitmyer Jr. wrote a computer program to help track patents and trademarks. And of course, he made sure to get patent protection for himself.
March 20, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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