When San Francisco trial lawyer Kirk Freeman took on Hewlett-Packard on behalf of an inventor client and got a $6 million-plus verdict last month, it was his largest in more than 25 years of practice. Freeman opened his two-lawyer firm in 1985, after three years practicing as an associate at then-Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro. Today, he and an associate handle disputes for plaintiffs and defendants, ranging from business fraud and partnership dissolution to IP, real estate and employment matters.
December 03, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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When San Francisco trial lawyer Kirk Freeman took on Hewlett-Packard on behalf of an inventor client and got a $6 million-plus verdictlast month, it was his largest in more than 25 years of practice.
Freeman opened his two-lawyer firm in 1985, after three years practicing as an associate at then-Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro. His alma mater helped give his practice legs, Freeman said. “I was associated counsel the first year with Pillsbury and got a lot of referrals, so they were very supportive.”
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