Law Practice
May 23, 2019
Knobbe Martens partner opens boutique IP firm
A longtime partner at Knobbe Martens has started her own firm, hoping to seize on an intellectual property law landscape she said increasingly favors smaller operations.
A longtime partner at Knobbe Martens has started her own firm, hoping to seize on an intellectual property law landscape she said increasingly favors smaller operations.
Michelle E. Armond teamed with Texas litigator Douglas R. Wilson to open Armond Wilson LLP, a boutique they’re working to position at the forefront of the changing patent industry. As courts adjust to the 2011 Leahy–Smith America Invents Act and the subsequent rise ...
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