Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr partner Bill Lee is best known as an elite patent litigator, Apple’s go-to lawyer in the smartphone wars.

But he’s in court today in Massachusetts on a very different matter—deciding the fate of an iconic Norman Rockwell painting, “Shuffleton’s Barbershop,” and by extension, the museum that has owned it for decades.

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