The four Am Law 200 firms absorbed a quartet of IP shops on Sept. 1. Meanwhile, Detroit-based Butzel Long added on an employee benefits firm, while Anglo-German legal giant Taylor Wessing expanded into the Netherlands by acquiring another local firm.
September 01, 2015 at 07:01 PM
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From Detroit to Silicon Valley, three Am Law 200 firms touted their new IP acquisitions Tuesday.
Duane Morris, which a week ago took on a half-dozen lawyers from a dissolving New York litigation boutique, hired the founders of a San Francisco-based IP boutique. Meanwhile, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck scooped up Reno, Nevada-based IP shop Watson Rounds.
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