Commercial litigation and intellectual property work is flowing back to Los Angeles as the recession ebbs, according to Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton’s chairman, Guy Halgren.
Although other California cities claim a far larger share of the California IP market than does Los Angeles, “there’s quite a resurgence” of patent filing, licensing and patent litigation for the area’s companies, including manufacturing and retail, he said.
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