In McCarter & English’s renewed efforts to pool resources as rainmakers, the intellectual property group—including its litigation attorneys—have made more progress than some other groups.
“We do much more of a team approach when it comes to business development,” said Scott Christie, a partner in the Newark-based firm’s intellectual property and information technology practice, crediting the group’s “leveraging [of] a client’s patent portfolio” and a “deep bench of technologists who pretty much cover all the scientific disciplines.”
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