Trial was only seven months away when Energy Labs Inc. brought in Kirkland & Ellis last fall to defend a patent suit by a rival air conditioning company. It was a bet-the-company case in a multi-billion dollar market--and the Kirkland team delivered.
August 12, 2016 at 12:15 AM
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Trial was only seven months away when Energy Labs Inc. brought in Kirkland & Ellis last fall to defend a patent suit by a rival air conditioning company.
That meant the evidence was mostly locked in place, but Kirkland partners Adam Alper and Michael De Vries got permission for a little extra discovery, including the physical inspection of paper job files maintained by opponent Nortek Air Solutions LLC.
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