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Law Practice

Aug. 16, 2008

Fish & Richardson and Rebel Lawyer Settle Bitter Dispute Over Patent

A bitter legal struggle between Fish & Richardson and a former attorney it accused of betrayal because he allegedly used his own patents to sue firm clients ended quietly Thursday in federal court in Chicago.

By Craig Anderson
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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      SAN JOSE - A bitter legal struggle between Fish & Richardson and a former attorney it accused of betrayal because he allegedly used his own patents to sue firm clients ended quietly Thursday in federal court in Chicago.
      The law firm and Scott Harris each agreed to dismiss their claims against e...

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