Susman Godfrey's Joseph S. Grinstein didn't just win a $38 million final judgment in a patent-infringement case, plus $2.23 million in attorney fees, when he squared off against lawyers from McKool Smith, another intellectual-property powerhouse firm. He also aroused the curiosity of his 7-year-old son.
Grinstein, who represented the plaintiff in PACT XPP Technologies AG v. Xilinx, Inc., et al. won the final judgment on Sept. 4 in in the Eastern District of Texas.
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