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November 12, 2007 |

Jazzercise for life

BIG LAW LIFE is not exactly conducive to maintaining a healthy exercise regime. I mean, when you have to choose between going home to see your baby for five minutes before she falls asleep and putting in a mile on the StairMaster, it is difficult for some to opt for climbing in place. These days everyone knows you have to do some sort of physical activity to avoid sudden death and to "live well, be well and Thrive.
6 minute read
April 02, 2001 |

The Nimble Approach

Cooley Godward partner Suzanne Hooper has to be nimble in today's deal environment. Having worked on roughly 15 IPO's at Cooley, last year she helped Rigel Pharmaceuticals go public in a bleak IPO market, and as the IPO market disintegrated at the end of 2000, she kept busy with M&A work, using M&A expertise gained during four years as an associate at Los Angeles' Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher.
4 minute read
May 04, 2012 |

DLA Piper

3 minute read
November 30, 2005 |

Justices Hear Key Antitrust Case on 'Tying' Patented Products

Appearing untroubled by the prospect of tossing aside a 58-year-old precedent that puts patent holders at a disadvantage when competitors sue them for antitrust violations, the Supreme Court seemed ready Tuesday to hand a victory to patent holders in a closely watched case that could have a broad impact on intellectual property law. Illinois Tool Works v. Independent Ink could affect the huge "aftermarket" industry as well as companies that bundle sales of patented products with other products.
4 minute read
October 02, 2007 |

Finding Profit in Nonprofits

San Francisco solo Gene Takagi left Sheppard, Mullin in 2005 to launch his own nonprofit practice, and his client list has been growing. He's not the only lawyer doing well in this sector.
5 minute read
February 01, 2011 |

Patently Successful

In the relatively new field of IP litigation, a handful of women have made strides.
11 minute read
February 04, 2005 |

Voir Dire Remarks Torpedo Life Sentence

A Cisco Systems Inc. shipping clerk who was sentenced to life in prison for theft will get a new trial because of "highly inappropriate" remarks by a Santa Clara County trial judge, an appeal court has ruled. The Sixth District Court of Appeal on Thursday reversed Gregory Wilks' conviction for stealing company laptops because Superior Court Judge Ronald Lisk had told potential jurors that Cisco routinely hires warehouse workers who "are just out of prison."
3 minute read
July 13, 2009 |

Behind a Cooley Star's Long Goodbye

M&A stars Richard Climan and Keith Flaum and tech transactions group leader Eric Reifschneider parted ways with Cooley Godward Kronish last week to join Dewey & LeBoeuf. But for Climan, at least, the parting may have started a while ago. "It did not come as a surprise that Rick is leaving," Cooley Chairman Stephen Neal said on Friday. "Rick has not been happy with things for some time -- it was somewhat more of a surprise that Keith and Eric were leaving."
4 minute read
July 24, 2012 |

Patent Problems on Agenda in ITC Congressional Hearings

Patent enforcement problems were on the agenda in U.S. ITC Congressional oversight hearings held this month, writes consultant Mark Michels, with concerns about patent 'hold-ups' and 'trolls' among the issues at play.
4 minute read
September 01, 2010 |

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