Bryan Wilson graduated from law school in 1988 and quickly embarked on a career in trade secrets cases, which have been a significant part of his general IP litigation practice ever since.
Recently, Wilson, with fellow Morrison & Foerster partner Ken Kuwayti, represented the National Institute of Aviation Research at Wichita State University. Wilson said the case was particularly interesting due to the business of converting passenger planes into cargo planes and the high sta...
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