Bringing a professional liability claim once thought to be best suited for federal court, a former client instead will face off against defendant Baker Botts in a complicated case before a Dallas County Court-at-Law jury on April 22.
The former client claims that Baker Botts was negligent and breached its fiduciary duty in allegedly failing to disclose that the large Texas law firm had represented a competitor in the pursuit of patents for a similar invention.
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