SAN FRANCISCO — For rookie lawyers at a big law firm, Fish & Richardson associates Holly Victorson and Emily Garff got a rare opportunity this month.
The first- and second-year associates helped argue a summary-judgment motion before U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh. “Arguing in court is the kind of skill where experience really is the best teacher,” said Garff, a second-year. “There’s just really no substitute.”
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