What is your practice, firm size, and orientation (defense/plaintiff) AND,
How early in your careers did you first do the following:
draft discovery
discuss case issues with clients
negotiate with opposing counsel
Attend hearings solo
Defend a deposition
Take a deposition
Second chair during a trial
First chair during trial
Any other stepping stones?
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Re: Question for Litigation Associates
Patent Lit
Big enough
Both
Before bar results
Before bar results
1st year
Never
1st year
1st year
Never
Never
Another, I think (at least for patent lit), is just going to a trial. I've been lucky enough to go three times in my first few years (first time was 1st year).
Big enough
Both
Before bar results
Before bar results
1st year
Never
1st year
1st year
Never
Never
Another, I think (at least for patent lit), is just going to a trial. I've been lucky enough to go three times in my first few years (first time was 1st year).
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Re: Question for Litigation Associates
Anonymous User wrote:Patent Lit
Big enough
Both
Before bar results
Before bar results
1st year
Never
1st year
1st year
Never
Never
Another, I think (at least for patent lit), is just going to a trial. I've been lucky enough to go three times in my first few years (first time was 1st year).
maybe they don't do a lot of hearings in patent law?
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Re: Question for Litigation Associates
depends on which court you practice. I would assume s/he does ITC work, which takes only 10 months from filing of the complaint to your last reply brief after trial.MoonDreamer wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Patent Lit
Big enough
Both
Before bar results
Before bar results
1st year
Never
1st year
1st year
Never
Never
Another, I think (at least for patent lit), is just going to a trial. I've been lucky enough to go three times in my first few years (first time was 1st year).
maybe they don't do a lot of hearings in patent law?
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