Trend: patent lawyers emerge as their own parties in interest. [Bloomberg/BW via PoL] Earlier here and here.
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One interesting question arises if the alleged infringing company is one of his or K&E’s former clients, can he, as a lawyer rather than a patent holder, sue his former client?
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