Intellectual Property
Apr. 6, 2012
Kerr & Wagstaffe helps Australian client win big settlement
San Francisco-based Kerr & Wagstaffe LLP helped win a settlement of more than $220 million for its Australian government client just before a trial was scheduled to begin against eight defendants over Wi-Fi technology infringement.




By Craig Anderson
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A team of lawyers at San Francisco-based Kerr & Wagstaffe LLP helped win a settlement of more than $220 million for its Australian government client just before a trial was scheduled to begin against eight defendants over Wi-Fi technology infringement.
Partner Michael K. Ng - who represents the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, an Australian government research group - took over the patent case ...
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