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Partner Nick Pisano said the team wanted Eversheds' global reach for their far-flung IP practice.
August 06, 2019 at 04:07 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Report Online
After Eversheds Sutherland announced two weeks ago that it was opening a San Diego office with three intellectual property partners from Foley, they have arrived—along with two additional lawyers.
A five-lawyer IP team from Foley, led by partner Nick Pisano, joined Eversheds on Monday. The other lawyers are partners Joe Patino and Chris Bolten and counsels Scott Penner and Justin Gray. Pisano’s longtime legal secretary, Nancy Johnson and paralegal Lilliy Montano, round out the team.
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