Intellectual property practitioners said they are saddened to see another boutique, Kenyon & Kenyon, dissolve, but they disputed whether it signaled an end of the IP boutique era in Manhattan.
August 31, 2016 at 06:03 PM
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Intellectual property practitioners said they are saddened to see another boutique, Kenyon & Kenyon, dissolve, but they disputed whether it signaled an end of the IP boutique era in Manhattan.
Two decades ago, Manhattan had a bevy of IP boutiques, including Kenyon; Pennie & Edmonds; Fish & Neave; Morgan & Finnegan; Darby & Darby; and Brumbaugh, Graves, Donohue & Raymond.
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