Law Practice
Jul. 15, 2010
More Companies Sharing Lawyers
Big corporations that must defend patent infringement lawsuits are trying to cut costs by hiring a coordinated group of defense lawyers to share the work.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Big corporations that must defend patent infringement lawsuits are trying to cut costs by hiring a coordinated group of defense lawyers to share the work, or in some cases a single firm that represents all of them.
These arrangements, which force business rivals to work together, are a by-product of a recent trend in which plaintiffs, often patent-holding companies, sue a large numbe...
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