Intellectual Property
May 18, 2010
Morgan Lewis Fighting Fraud Case
Attorneys defending Morgan, Lewis & Bockius against a fraud claim by a former client for its handling of a patent application are adopting a defense of "no harm, no foul."
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN JOSE - Attorneys defending Morgan, Lewis & Bockius against a fraud claim by a former client for its handling of a patent application are adopting a defense of "no harm, no foul."
Wendy Thurm, a San Francisco-based partner with Keker & Van Nest, argues that any mistake made by a former Morgan Lewis attorney was subsequently fixed by a Haynes & Boone patent pr...
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