By Susan McRae
Daily Journal Staff Writer
PASADENA - When patent attorney Enrica Bruno found herself out of a job as in-house counsel at a small biotech startup, she did what she often does when facing new situations.
She took the advice of her chess coach.
Twice a week, Melik Khachiyan, a chess grandmaster, instructs Bruno and her husband and law partner, Alessandro Steinfl, on strategies of the match.
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