Intellectual Property
Apr. 20, 2004
Pro Bono Chances Arise In Intellectual Property
During his days in law school, Bill Hunter says, he used to complain that going into patent law wouldn't give him opportunities to do pro bono work in his field.
"It's tough as a patent attorney," Hunter, an associate in the San Diego office of Fish & Richardson. "Most of the work we do is for corporations, for larger ...
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