The Atlanta Bar Association's new intellectual property section, which launched June 1, already has more than 100 members -- and co-founders William H. Needle of Needle & Rosenberg and William M. Ragland Jr. of Hunton & Williams are looking for more. Needle and Ragland said the Atlanta Bar's new IP section is intended to complement, not compete with, the State Bar's IP section, which at last count had 941 members.
October 10, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The Atlanta Bar Association’s new intellectual property section, which launched June 1, already has more than 100 members — and co-founders William H. Needle of Needle & Rosenberg and William M. Ragland Jr. of Hunton & Williams are looking for more.
“Our goal is to triple that in three years,” said Ragland.
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