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The U.S. Supreme Court’s Increasing Involvement In Patent Law | Corporate LiveWire

December 26, 2014  | Paul Conover and Philip M. Nelson

Publication: Corporate LiveWire
Issue: December 2014
Authors: Partners Paul Conover and Philip Nelson

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Paul Conover

Paul N. Conover is a partner in our Orange County office. He leads teams of attorneys in strategically obtaining patents domestically and internationally, performing due diligence in transactions involving intellectual...

The U.S. Supreme Court’s Increasing Involvement In Patent Law | Corporate LiveWire Headshot

Philip M. Nelson

Philip Nelson counsels clients in all stages of growth, from startups to established public companies. To jump-start young portfolios, Mr. Nelson pioneered use of special programs to cut through red...

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