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San Francisco best region for IP law?

Post by towkthi » Sat Jul 03, 2010 12:17 pm

I'm interested in patent law and I know the big markets for IP are San Francisco, Chicago, New York, and DC, but which area is the most robust?

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Re: San Francisco best region for IP law?

Post by DOOM » Sat Jul 03, 2010 12:34 pm

Great thread, I am also interested in what people have to say about this. I'm not sure what you mean by "robust" but it just seems an obvious impression that SF and the valley would have the greatest opportunities for IP and tech law. I'm personally targeting silicon valley and Chicago for my IP interests. Chicago particularly has a large number of IP boutiques that seemed to have done decently through the recession. I think LA and NYC would also be hotspots particularly for soft IP/entertainment.

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Re: San Francisco best region for IP law?

Post by Bosque » Tue Jul 06, 2010 7:06 pm

towkthi wrote:I'm interested in patent law and I know the big markets for IP are San Francisco, Chicago, New York, and DC, but which area is the most robust?
You forgot Dallas (also the SV/SF distinction Amy made is credited).

For the sheer amount of work going around, I am pretty sure DC has all the others beat. But I don't think you should base your decision between each of the major markets on which is more "robust"... you should care about which city you want to live in.

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Re: San Francisco best region for IP law?

Post by towkthi » Tue Jul 06, 2010 7:44 pm

yeah that makes sense

I was more so curious if there was a particular one that was heads and tails above everything else. I know each area has it's strengths, schools and QOL, but I hadn't thought of Dallas.

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