An interview with Juanita Brooks of Fish & Richardson, one of The National Law Journal 's Winning trial attorneys.
June 13, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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It appeared an impossible task, given the complicated technology: Juanita Brooks had to explain to a jury why her client’s peritoneal dialysis cycler — a device for treating kidney disease — did not infringe on a patent held by Baxter Healthcare Corp.
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