Corporate
Oct. 30, 2007
Lawyer Faces Conflict Issue in Jeans Case
SAN FRANCISCO - For lawyers, brand loyalty can be a simple matter of switching jobs. As former chief intellectual property counsel for the country's oldest jeans maker, Katherine Basile was in charge of protecting one of the company's greatest assets: the back-pocket stitching design, which has appeared on Levi jeans since 1873.




Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - For lawyers, brand loyalty can be a simple matter of switching jobs.
As former chief intellectual property counsel for the country's oldest jeans maker, Katherine Basile was in charge of protecting one of the company's greatest assets: the back-pocket stitching design, which has appeared on Levi jeans since 1873.
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