(L-R)Christopher Sipes, Erica Andersen, and Brianne Bharkhda of Covington & Burling. Courtesy photos
It can’t be comfortable being the first set of lawyers going to trial remotely before a particular judge.
Multiply that feeling by $8 billion.
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Following a seven-day remote bench trial last year, Christopher Sipes, Erica Andersen, and Brianne Bharkhda of Covington & Burling got a ruling from a federal judge in Delaware this week finding the four patents covering cancer treatment Imbruvica were valid and infringed.
August 27, 2021 at 07:30 AM
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It can’t be comfortable being the first set of lawyers going to trial remotely before a particular judge.
Multiply that feeling by $8 billion.
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