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Key Findings of the Report: • The global Intellectual Property (IP) Law Service market forecast is studied from 2021 to 2027. • The research study includes a thorough analysis of the current research and clinical developments in the market globally. • The report presents a market definition along with the list of leading players and analyses their strategies to determine the competitive outlook of the market. • The report also studies the drivers, restraints, opportunities, and challenges of the global Intellectual Property (IP) Law Service market. • The study provides the historica...

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT 7 Questions For BCLP Disputes Co-Lead Graham Shear Law360, London (January 29, 2021, 2:06 PM GMT) -- BCLP's head of commercial disputes, Graham Shear, attributes his success as a litigator to his inclination for unusual cases and, occasionally, pure luck. Like the time he won the Cuban government as a client after sitting next to a diplomat from the London embassy during a flight. Graham Shear Shear said that, as a result of making a good first impression, he represented Havana for 10 years, defending the country in disputes over their historical music rights fro...

Addleshaw Goddard raids BCLP, K&L Gates in Paris to open 22-strong office 29 January 2021 Addleshaw Goddard raids BCLP, K&L Gates in Paris to open 22-strong office Team of 18 BCLP lawyers led by former office head forms bedrock of UK firm's second mainland European arm By mapman; Shutterstock Addleshaw Goddard is stepping up its post-Brexit European presence with the opening of a Paris office, hiring 18 lawyers from Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner (BCLP) and four from K&L Gates. The French move doubles the firm’s continental European offering, adding to its existing practice in Hamburg, which...

While a court clerk fought to the last ditch against press access, a box on the counter in Ventura’s state court stood as a symbol of access past and future. Screenshot of U.S. District Judge Dolly Gee, during an interview with the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association. LOS ANGELES (CN) — On the counter in Ventura Superior Court sat the ghost of access past, a white, plastic press box. It came from the days of old when new cases were filed in paper and the local press was strong. But in 2011, when Courthouse News first challenged the Ventura court clerk on First Amendment ground...

After years of legal contest with the huge Southern California court of Orange County, a deal has been struck and the press will once again have access to the new civil cases when they cross the counter, one that was physical and is now virtual. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena, California. (Courthouse News photo / Bill Girdner) SANTA ANA, Calif. (CN) — A long time ago, in late 2002, a supervisor at the superior court in Orange County told a group of reporters they would no longer be seeing the new civil complaints at the end of the day. The clerk had decided to scan the documents...