
Patent litigator Philip X. Wang started playing chess when he was 7, and he was beating all the adults in the Reno Chess Club by 11.
"One thing about chess -- like anything in life -- is that to improve and to get better, you have to challenge yourself," said Wang, a partner at Russ August & Kabat in Los Angeles. "You can't just play chess with your neighbor for 10 years and expect to get anywhere -- even if you're beating your...
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