L-R: Patricia A. Carson, Diana M. Watral and James F. Hurst, of Kirkland & Ellis.
More than big money was at stake. James Hurst, Patricia Carson and Diana Watral were determined to protect the "stellar reputations" of their clients, who were accused of being spies and cheats.
November 16, 2018 at 02:03 PM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
Our Litigators of the Week are Kirkland & Ellis partners Patricia Carson, Diana Watral and James Hurst,
Delaware-based biopharmaceutical research company Incyte Corp. sued Kirkland client Flexus Biosciences, originally seeking more than a billion dollars for allegedly stealing trade secrets. After an 11-day trial in Delaware state court, the jury sided with Flexus and awarded Incyte nothing.
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