Daily Journal Staff Writer
Thirty years ago, Jeffrey G. Sheldon was a sole practitioner specializing in intellectual property in San Marino. He had a vision of starting his own firm, but for Sheldon, who was getting married that year, there was one problem.
"You needed a computer, which were pretty expensive in those days, and needed rent for the office, so I got a line of credit from the bank, but was still cash short,...
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