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A lot of Texas firms want to make the leap from personal injury work -- in steady decline after recent legislation -- to intellectual property work, where business is booming. While the transition from PI to IP may seem natural, it's also risky, and perhaps not quite as lucrative as budding patent litigators may think. For The Roth Law Firm, IP work certainly hasn't generated enough money for the firm to scrap its personal injury practice, but it has kept its revenue steady in the wake of tort reform.
November 14, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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