Don Dunner isn't the only lawyer making his U.S. Supreme Court debut this week as the justices take up the question of fee shifting in patent cases. Rudy Telscher of the IP boutique Harness Dickey & Pierce will also stand before the high court for the first time on Wednesday, arguing a case with potentially huge ramifications for the patent bar.
February 25, 2014 at 01:59 PM
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Don Dunner isn’t the only lawyer making his first-ever U.S. Supreme Court appearance this week as the justices take up the question of fee shifting in patent cases.
Rudy Telscher of the IP boutique Harness Dickey & Pierce will stand before the high court for the first time in his career on Wednesday. He’s set to argue on behalf of Octane Fitness, a small exercise equipment company, in a case with major ramifications for the patent bar.
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