Intellectual Property
Jan. 3, 2009
Patent Pending: Reform Eludes IP
While the legal industry was rattled as the economy drifted into recession and then a shock, intellectual property attorneys felt comparatively secure during 2008 in the knowledge that their skills would remain needed. "The market for patents has started to get real traction," said James Pooley, a Palo Alto-based partner at Morrison & Foerster.
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN JOSE - While the legal industry was rattled as the economy drifted into recession and then a shock, intellectual property attorneys felt comparatively secure during 2008 in the knowledge that their skills would remain needed. Without major U.S. Supreme Court decisions on the horizon, attorneys identified a variety of interesting developments, trends, and rulings that captured the attention of IP pra...
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