Kenyon & Kenyon's new managing partner, Edward Colbert, takes over at a time of partner exits and lower demand for litigation. He acknowledges that changes in patent law have affected his firm's revenue but expects the firm to grow by focusing on all areas of intellectual property law.
September 24, 2015 at 10:00 AM
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Kenyon & Kenyon’s new managing partner, Edward Colbert, takes over at a time of partner exits and lower demand for litigation.
Colbert acknowledges that changes in patent law have affected his firm’s revenue but expects Kenyon to grow by focusing on all areas of intellectual property law.
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