Jeffrey Randall, the co-head of the IP litigation group at K&L Gates, has left the firm a little over a year after joining its Silicon Valley office from Paul Hastings. His departure marks the latest in a series of notable partner-level defections from the firm in recent months.
January 12, 2017 at 04:47 PM
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The co-leader of K&L Gates’ intellectual property practice, Jeffrey Randall, has left the 1,850-lawyer firm.
Randall, who was located in Palo Alto, California, joined the firm just over a year ago in September 2015. He confirmed Thursday that he left K&L Gates earlier this month, but Randall said he has not yet committed to another firm.
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