The announced retirement of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor has provided attorneys with an opportunity to speculate about her potential successor, John G. Roberts Jr. His relatively brief tenure on the bench has not given him an opportunity to build up a long track record of written opinions in any particular area of the law. When combined with his experience in private practice, however, the record shows that he has had more than just a passing introduction to IP-related law issues, says Kelly D. Talcott.
August 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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